Publications of Henry David Inglis

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  • Inglis, Henry David. Two letters to the public; containing a narrative of the case of William Mills, who was lately executed in Edinburgh, for the crime of house-breaking; with a copy of his last speech, and a Defence of the Doctrine On which his Hope was founded: Shewing, That the Gospel of Christ is preached to Sinners without distinction, proclaiming Salvation to every one that believes; that it is suited to give Peace of Conscience, and joyful Hope to the most unworthy: And that the belief of this Truth, is that alone which can purify the Hearts of Men, and lead them to serve the Living God. By Henry David Inglis. Edinburgh: printed by David Paterson, and sold by the booksellers in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Dundee, [1785]. ESTC No. T105592. Grub Street ID 158856.
  • Inglis, Henry David. Short notes, or abridgment, of nine discourses, on important and interesting subjects preached in the Baptist meeting-house, in Edinburgh. By Henry David Inglis. Edinburgh: sold by M. Gray & T. Duncan, and J. Duncan, 1791. ESTC No. T207194. Grub Street ID 236488.
  • Inglis, Henry David. Two letters to the public, illustrating the doctrine of the grace of God, and exemplifying it in the late case of William Mills. By Henry David Inglis, one of the pastors of the Baptist Church in Edinburgh. Glasgow: printed by David Niven; and sold by J. Duncan, and A. Orn, Booksellers, Glasgow; W. Gray, and T. Duncan, Booksellers, Edinburgh, M,DCC,XCI. [1791]. ESTC No. T62452. Grub Street ID 287950.
  • Inglis, Henry David. A call to the people of God, to come out of Babylon; being the substance of a sermon, preached in the Baptist meeting-house, in Edinburgh, on the 30th of August 1789. By Henry David Inglis, ... Edinburgh: sold by M. Gray, & T. Duncan, and J. Duncan, Glasgow, 1791. ESTC No. N26465. Grub Street ID 15835.
  • Inglis, Henry David. The duty of subjection to civil rulers; being the substance of a sermon ... by Henry David Inglis, ... Edinburgh: sold by M. Gray, and T. Duncan, 1792. ESTC No. T226577. Grub Street ID 248096.