John Leland

The writings of John Leland

1969

The writings of the late Elder John Leland

1845

The writings of the late Elder John Leland

1845

Some events in the life of John Leland

1838

Free thoughts on war

1816

Remarks on holy time, on moral law, on the changing of the day, on Sabbatical laws

1815

Strictures on the consecration of Christ and the rite of circumcision

1812

Strictures on the consecration of Christ and the rite of circumcision

1812

The jarring interests of heaven reconciled by the blood of the cross

1810

An extract from Elder John Leland's Budget of scraps

1810

An extract from Elder Leland's Budget of scraps

1810

The jarring interests of heaven reconciled by the blood of the cross

1810

An oration, delivered at Bennington, August the sixteenth, 1808

1808

Mr. Leland's verses on the death of brother Covel

1808

An address to the young men of Cheshire, delivered July 4, 1808

1808

Politics sermonized

1806

The flying seraphim

1806

Van Tromps lowering his peak with a broadside

1806

An elective judiciary

1805

An oration delivered at Cheshire, Massachusetts, July 5, 1802, on the celebration of American independence

1802

An oration, delivered at Cheshire, July 5, 1802 on the celebration of independence

1802

The Connecticut dissenters' strongbox

1802

The Connecticut dissenters' strong box: no. I.

1802

An oration, delivered at Cheshire, July 5, 1802 on the celebration of independence

1802

The Connecticut dissenters' strong box: no. 1

1802

A blow at the root

1801

A storke [i.e. stroke] at the branch

1801

A blow at the root

1801

A storke [read stroke] at the branch

1801

Budget of Scraps

1800

A circular letter of valediction, on leaving Virginia, in 1791

1794

An oration, delivered at the interment of Mrs. Lydia Northrup

1794

An oration, delivered at the interment of Mrs. Lydia Northrup

1794

The Yankee spy

1794

A true account, how Matthew Womble murdered his wife (who was pregnant) and his four sons, on June the 19th, 1784

1793

A true account, how Matthew Womble murdered his wife (who was pregnant) and his four sons, on June the 19th, 1784

1793

The history of Jack Nips

1792

The history of Jack Nips

1792

The rights of conscience inalienable, and therefore religious opinions not cognizable by law, or, The high-flying churchman, stript of his legal robe, appears a Yaho

1791

The rights of conscience inalienable, and therefore religious opinions not cognizable by law

1791

The Bible-Baptist

1789

The Virginia chronicle

1789

The Bible-Baptist

1789

The Virginia chronicle

1789

The result of observation in short sentences