Results for “John Toland”
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The destiny of Rome: or, the probability of the speedy and final destruction of the Pope. Concluded partly, from natural reasons, and political observations; ... In a letter to a Divine of the Church of England, from a Divine of the Church of the first-born
John Toland
1718
Clito
John Toland
1700
The danger of mercenary Parliaments
John Toland
1722
The destiny of Rome: or, the probability of the speedy and final destruction of the pope
John Toland
1718
An appeal to honest people against wicked priests
John Toland
1713
Pantheisticon; or, The form of celebrating the Socratic-Society ... To which is prefix'd a discourse upon the antient and modern societies of the learned, as also upon the infinite and eternal universe. And subjoined, a short dissertation, upon a two-foldphilosophy of the Pantheists, that is to be followed; together with an idea of the best and most accomplished man
John Toland
1751
The second part of The state anatomy, &c
John Toland
1717
Hypatia: or, the history of a most beautiful, most vertuous, most learned, and every way accomplish'd lady; who was torn to pieces by the clergy of Alexandria, ..
John Toland
1753
Le Nazaréen
John Toland
1969
The grand mystery laid open
John Toland
1714
The art of governing by parties
John Toland
1757
The art of restoring. Or, The piety and probity of General Monk in bringing about the last restoration
John Toland
1714
A defence of the Parliament of 1640. and the people of England against King Charles I. and his adherents
John Toland
1698
Propositions for uniting the two East-India Companies
John Toland
1701
Christianity not Mysterious : Or, A Treatise Shewing, That there is nothing in the Gospel Contrary to Reason, Nor Above it
John Toland
1696
Reasons for naturalizing the Jews in Great Britain and Ireland, on the same foot with all other nations
John Toland
2013
Letters to Serena
John Toland
1704
Raisons de naturaliser les juifs
John Toland
1998
Adeisidaemon, sive Titus Livius a superstitione vindicatus. In qua dissertatione probatur, Livium Historicum in sacris, prodigiis, & ostentis Romanorum enarrandis, haudquaquam fuisse credulum aut superstitionem; ipsamque superstitionem non minus Reipublicae (si non magis) exitiosam esse, quam purum putum atheismum. Autore J. Tolando. Annexae sunt ejusdem Origines Judaicae
John Toland
1709
Vindicius liberius
John Toland
1702