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A Pastoral Letter Addressed to the Clergy of His Diocese

Five Occasional Lectures: Delivered in Montreal

Baconiana; or, Certain Genuine Remains of Sr. Francis Bacon. In Arguments Civil and Moral, Natural, Medical, Theological, and Bibliographical; now the

Reply to a Second Letter of the Right Revd. the Lord Bishop of Montreal, and Metropolitan of Canada: Addressed to the Bishops and Clergy of the United

A Lecture on Natural, Moral and Physical Geography : Delivered Before the Hemmingford Mechanics Institute and Library Association, (Canada

Answer to His Lordship the Bishop of Ontario's Statement That the Late Metropolitan "told Him That He (Bishop Fulford) Had Never Anything to Do With B

Answer to His Lordship the Bishop of Ontario's Statement That the Late Metropolitan "told Him That He (Bishop Fulford) Had Never Anything to Do With B
A Lecture on Natural, Moral and Physical Geography : Delivered Before the Hemmingford Mechanics Institute and Library Association, (Canada
Reply to a Second Letter of the Right Revd. the Lord Bishop of Montreal, and Metropolitan of Canada: Addressed to the Bishops and Clergy of the United
Baconiana; or, Certain Genuine Remains of Sr. Francis Bacon. In Arguments Civil and Moral, Natural, Medical, Theological, and Bibliographical; now the
392 páginas
14 horas de lectura
Five Occasional Lectures: Delivered in Montreal
250 páginas
9 horas de lectura
This book features five lectures delivered in Montreal that explore a range of topics from the importance of Christianity to the dangers of skepticism and atheism. Fulford uses his position as a bishop to argue for the moral and spiritual benefits of religion while cautioning against the dangers of modern thinking. This is an essential read for those interested in the history of religion and Christianity in Montreal and beyond.
A Pastoral Letter Addressed to the Clergy of His Diocese
A Charge, Delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Montreal, on the 19th January, 1859, at the Third Triennial Visitation, Held in St. John's Church,