Conyers Place

Remarks on a Treatise

Remarks on a Treatise [By B. Hoadly] Entituled, a Plain Account of the Nature, End and Use of the Sacrament of the Lord's-Supper

An Essay Towards the Vindication of the Visible Creation; As Well from the Injurious Treatment of It by Vulgar Notion as Our Philosophy, and Its False Distributions of Its Parts Into Animate and Inanimate. ... Book II. by the Rev. Mr. Conyers Place.

Reason an Insufficient Guide to Conduct Mankind in Religion Set Forth in the Following Particulars, Viz I Why Reason Is Not, and Revelation Is, a Sufficient Guide, V Some Instances of the Religion and Morality of the Chief Philosopher

That space is necessary being; with the history of nothing. Having premised to it the whole contents of this philosophical creed, of which this is one article. By the Reverend Mr. Conyers Place.

Adversaria

Remarks with Queries Put to Mr. Bolde, Concerning His Wild Pamphlet, or Clouterly Invective, Against the Christian Ministry, and World

Some free thoughts, by way of censure and character of the Right Reverend the Bishop of Bangor's answer to the representation made against him by the committee of the lower house of Convocation. By Conyers Place, A.M.

The thoughts of an honest whig

A Sermon Preach'd at Dorchester During the Time of the Assizes, March the 18th 1705. by Conyers Place, M.A.

A Sermon Preached at Dorchester in the County of Dorset, January the 30th 1701/2. by Conyers Place, ...

Remarks on a Treatise Entituled, a Plain Account of the Nature, End and Use of the Sacrament of the Lord's-Supper

Heretical Characters Illustrated and Confirmed. with Some Applications of Them to Mr. Whiston, from Passages in His Primitive Christianity, &C.

The True English Revolutionist, Or; The Happy Turn, Rightly Taken. by Conyers Place, A.M