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An Ode to peace
Occasioned by the present crisis of the British Empire -
A thanksgiving sermon delivered April 13th, 1815, on occasion of the treaty of peace
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A sermon, delivered before thd [sic] Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company, in Boston, June 7, 1819
Being the 182d anniversary of their election of officers -
The complaint of peace
With a digression, on the folly of Kings in unlimited monarchies. To which is added, antipolemus: or, The plea of reason, religion, and humanity, against war. A fragment. Translated from the Latin of Erasmus -
Some reasons, which may serve as a vindication of a certain pat---t for leaving his friends in relation to a peace
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An Act for holding the summer assizes, and sessions of the peace, for the county of Norfolk, in the city and county of Norwich, until a new shire house can be built for the said county of Norfolk
and for building a new shire house on the Castle Hill in the same county; and for raising money on the said county for that purpose -
Anno vicesimo sexto Georgii II. Regis. An Act for the settling and ascertaining the fees to be taken by clerks to Justices of the Peace
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A sermon preached before the Hingham Peace Society, December 2, 1819
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Oration in celebration of the peace happily concluded between the United States of America and Great Britain
delivered at Boston, March 16, 1815, at the request of St. John's Lodge, and sanctioned by the most worshipful Grand Master of Massachusetts -
A sermon preached at New-Castle, Del., on the thirteenth day of April 1815
a day recommended by the President of the United States to be observed as a day of public thanksgiving and praise to God for the restoration of peace -
A circular letter from the Massachusetts Peace Society
respectfully addressed to the various associations, presbyteries, assemblies and meetings of the ministers of religion in the United States -
Circular letter in behalf of the Massachusetts Peace Society
to the friends of peace of all denominations -
Third annual report of the Massachusetts Peace Society
made at the annual meeting in Boston, December 25, 1818 -
Second annual report of the Committee of Inquiry of the Massachusetts Peace Society
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Association of the inhabitants of the town of Dungannon, to support and defend the King and Constitution, to preserve the peace of their town and its neighbourhood, and to discourage and resist all endeavours to excite sedition and rebellion
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"Peace on earth."
A sermon, delivered in Christ's Church, Hudson, on Christmas Day, December, 1815 -
A sermon, delivered at the dedication of the South Meeting House in Dorchester, October 30, 1806
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An humble address, to every Christian of every nation and denomination of people under heaven
Shewing an effectual means to prevent wars among all nations of the earth, and to maintain an everlasting union, in families, societies, churches, towns, states, and in all the kingdoms of this lower world. [Two lines from Matthew] -
The nature and importance of a pure peace illustrated; and the means by which it may be obtained and cultivated, shown, and urged
in a discourse on Romans xiv. 17 [i.e., 19]. Delivered before several members of both houses of the legislature of the state of Vermont, during their session in Windsor, October 1791. Published by their particular desire. By Benjamin Bell, A.M. Pastor of a church in Windsor and Cornish. [Four lines of Scripture texts] -
The blessings of peace
a sermon, preached in Christ's Church, New-York, on the Fourth of July, 1794. At the joint request of the Tammany Society or, Columbian Order, and the Society of Mechanics. By the Rev. Joseph Pilmore -
A letter from an Hollander, to one of his friends in Paris
Touching the underhand-proposals of peace made by France. Both in French and English -
Association of the Friends of the Constitution, -Liberty and Peace.- At a meeting of the above association, at the King's Arms Tavern, in Fownes's-Street, on the 21st of December, 1792, His Grace the Duke of Leinster in the chair. The following address and declaration were unanimously agreed upon
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At a meeting of the masters of the different orange lodges [of] the province of Ulster, held in the town of Armagh, on Sunday the 21st of May, 1797. The following resolutions were unanimously agreed to
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The Duke of Marlborough's speech to the Right Honourable the House of Lords
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A memorial deliver'd to one of Her Majesty's principal secretaries of state by His Excellency the Baron de Bothmar, envoy extraordinary from His Electoral Highness of Hannover