A letter to a Friend in London : on certain improprieties of expression used by some of the Society of Friends.

Mode of access: Internet.

A copy of a letter written by a member of the Society of Friends : to a young man [Richard Child] who was convinced of the principles of Friends at the Quarterly Meeting held at Birmingham in 1812, and was in the regular practice of attending Friends' meetings for worship /

Smith I:104.

Strictures on a late publication entitled "A remonstrance to the Society of Friends."

Smith I: 224; Smith, Anti-quakeriana: 336.

The light of Christ exalted : or the more excellent way briefly set forth. Being an apology for leaving the Methodists, and joining the Society of Friends. Addressed to the sincere and devout amongst the Methodists /

Mode of access: Internet.

Address on the means of opening new sources of wealth for the northern states. Delivered on the 19th October, 1821, before the Agricultural Society of the County of Rensselaer, and the public attending their proceedings,

Mode of access: Internet.

An oration pronounced before the society of Phi beta kappa, at Dartmouth college, August 19, 1824.

Mode of access: Internet.

Considerations on the use of the productions of slavery, especially addressed to the Religious Society of Friends, within the limits of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the committee for the gradual civilization of the Indian natives : made to the yearly meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, held in Philadelphia, in the fourth month, 1838.

Relates mainly to missions among the Indians.

Two discourses containing history of the church and society of Cohasset.

Mode of access: Internet.

A discourse delivered before the Historical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, on New Year's Day, 1827 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Tribute to the memory of Lord Byron : supposed to be written in the sculpture room of the "Society of Arts," Birmingham /

Not cited in T.J. Wise, Bib. of Byron.

Inaugural addresses delivered by the Professors of Law in the University of the City of New-York at the opening of the Law School of that institution /

Mode of access: Internet.

An account of the Free-School Society of New York.

Mode of access: Internet.

Manual of the Lancasterian system, of teaching reading, writing, arithmetic, and needle-work, as practised in the schools of the Free-society, of New York.

"In the compilation of this work...the manual published in 1816, by the British and foreign school society...was carefully examined; such parts thereof adopted as were thought suitable, and alterations and additions made, calculated to render it a clear statement of the system as practised in New-York."--Pref.

Manual of the system of the British and foreign school society of London, for teaching reading, writing, arithmetic, and needle-work, in the elementary schools.

Mode of access: Internet.