Coke, Thomas 1747-1814
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Thomas Coke
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A short treatise on Divine prescience to which is affixed, a letter, on the subject of guile, addressed to the Rev. Mr. S--H. Together with remarks on a conversation between the Rev. Bishop C--ke and the author; and some strictures on a sermon preached by the Rev. Bisho A-B-Y, at Charleston, South Carolina. By John Phillips ... [One line from Psalms]
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A continuation of Dr. Coke's journal: in two letters to the Rev. J. Wesley
by Thomas Coke
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A journal of the Rev. Dr. Coke's visit to Jamaica and of his third tour on the continent of America
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Short memoirs of Thomas Coke, L.L.D
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Life of Thomas Coke
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The journals of Dr. Thomas Coke
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An impartial statement of the known inconsistencies of the Reverend Dr. Coke, in his official station, as superintendent of the Methodist missionaries in the West-Indies with a brief description of one of his tours through the United States
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Wesley, apostolic man : some reflections on Wesley's consecration of Dr Thomas Coke
by Edgar W Thompson
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Some account of the late missionaries to the West Indies in two letters from the Rev. Dr. Coke, to the Rev. J. Wesley
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A true narrative of the origin and progress of the difference between Dr. Coke, Mr. Moore, Mr. Rogers and Dr. Whitehead concerning the publication of The life of the late Rev. John Wesley, M.A. The whole Drawn up from a Statement of Facts fully proved before a Committee, consisting of Thirty One Gentlemen, and afterwards read and approved by the said Committee. To which is added. An Abstract from the Minutes of this Committee shewing their endeavours to promote peace in the Society
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The Religious impostor unmask'd a satirical poem. : In three parts
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A defence of "A true narrative of the origin and progress of the difference between Dr. Coke Mr. Moore, Mr. Rogers, and Dr. Whitehead, &c.'' In answer To the gross Misrepresentations of Remarks on the said Narrative. By John Whitehead, M.D
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Vindex to verax Or, remarks upon "A letter to the Rev. Thomas Coke, LL. D. and Mr. Henry Moore ; and an appeal and remonstrance to the people called Methodists." Addressed to ''an Old Member of the Society.''
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Strictures on the substance of a sermon preached at Baltimore in the state of Maryland Before the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, On the 27th of December 1784: At the Ordination of the Rev. Francis Asbury, to the Office of Superintendent. By Thomas Coke, L.L.D. Superintendent of the said Church. By a Methodist of the Church of England
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The life of the Rev. Thomas Coke, D.C.L
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Thomas Coke
A Pocket hymn-book designed as a constant companion for the pious.
by Methodist Episcopal Church
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61
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1790
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1992
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919 WorldCat member
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Compiled by Robert Spence. With the 10th edition, 1790, this work became the official hymnal of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The preface is signed by Thomas Coke and Francis Asbury
A history of the West Indies, containing the natural, civil, and ecclesiastical history of each island; with an account of the missions instituted in those islands, from the commencement of their civilization; but more especially of the missions which have been established in that archipelago by the society late in connexion with the Rev. John Wesley
by Thomas Coke
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28
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1808
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1971
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English
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445 WorldCat member
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Disappointed with the purely secular tone of the earlier West Indian histories, Thomas Coke concentrated on the history of the missions in the Caribbean. This work was written immediately after the abolition of slavery, but 25 years before emancipation, and based on a wealth of documentation
Account of the experience of Hester Ann Rogers and her funeral sermon
by Hester Ann Rogers
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37
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2000
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380 WorldCat member
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The Arminian magazine
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A journal of the Rev. Dr. Coke's third tour through the West-Indies in two letters, to the Rev. J. Wesley
by Thomas Coke
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12
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1791
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English
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306 WorldCat member
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A farther continuation of Dr. Coke's journal in a letter to the Rev. J. Wesley
by Thomas Coke
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9
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1787
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258 WorldCat member
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Arminianism Asbury, Francis, Blacks--Missions Carib Indians--Social conditions Clergy--Travel Coke, Thomas, Deception Discipline Divinity of Christ Doctrines and discipline of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America (Methodist Episcopal Church) Election (Theology) England Evangelists God--Attributes God--Omniscience Great Britain Haiti Hymns, English Jamaica Jesus Christ Methodism Methodist Church Methodist Church (Great Britain) Methodist Church--Bishops Methodist Church--Clergy Methodist Church--Missions Methodist Episcopal Church Methodists Methodists--Missions Missionaries Missions Moore, Henry, Political science Predestination Revivals Rogers, Hester Ann, Rogers, James, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines--Saint Vincent Slaves Slaves--Emancipation Southern States Theology, Doctrinal Travel United States Voyages and travels Wesley, John, Wesleyan Methodist Church West Indies West Indies--British West Indies Whitehead, John,
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C--ke 1747-1814 Bishop
C--ke, Bishop, 1747-1814
Coke 1747-1814 Bishop
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