John Brown
Active Years
Min year: 1647, Max year: 1800, Max count: 20As Author
- 1647: A true and exact relation of two great victories obtained in the kingdome of Ireland, by the Protestant party, against the rebels
- 1656: The description and use of the carpenters-rule
- 1661: The description and use of a joynt-rule
- 1662: The triangular quadrant: or The quadrant on a sector
- 1662: The description and use of the carpenters-rule
- 1665: An apologeticall relation, of the particular sufferings of the faithfull ministers & professours of the Church of Scotland, since August. 1660
- 1666: The description and use of the carpenters-rule
- 1667: The description and use of the carpenters-rule
- 1670: A collection of centers and useful proportions on the line of numbers
- 1670: The loyal bell-man
- 1671: The description and use of the trianguler-quadrant
- 1671: [A description of a mathematical instrument] made by John Browne
- 1671: Horologiographia: or, The art of dyalling
- 1677: Christ, the way, and the truth, and the life. Or, A short discourse. Pointing forth the way of making use of Christ for justification, and especially and more particularly, for sanctification in all its parts, from Johan. XIV: vers. VI
- 1677: Christ the way, and the truth, and the life. Or, A short discourse, pointing forth the way of making use of Christ for justification, and especially and more particularly, for sanctification in all its parts, from John. XIV. Vers. VI
- 1677: Christ the way, and the truth, and the life. Or, A short discourse pointing forth the way of making use of Christ for justification, and especially and more particularly, for sanctification in all its parts, from John. XIV. Vers. VI
- 1678: The practical gauger
- 1678: Christ, the way, and the truth, and the life·
- 1678: The history of the indulgence
- 1678: Quakerisme the path-way to paganisme or A vieu of the Quakers religion
- 1679: The life of faith in times of trial and affliction cleared up and explained
- 1680: The swan song: or the Second part of the Life of faith, in times of trial & affliction: opened and applid [sic] by that late, learned, eminently gracious, singularly faithful & exemplarly zealous minister of Jesus Christ, Mr John Brown: and published by his afflicted friend, & a poor wellwisher to the interest of Christ, & his suffering remnant.
- 1680: A brief remonstrance of the grand grievances and oppressions suffered by Sir William Courten, and Sir Paul Pyndar, Knts. deceased
- 1684: The carpenters joynt-rule fitted with lines variously and generally useful in measuring of magnitudes and time
- 1684: The practical gauger
- 1688: The description and use of the carpenters-rule
- 1694: Christ in believers the hope of glory
- 1695: The life of justification opened. Or, A treatise grounded upon Gal. 2.11
- 1696: John Brown and Thomas Sands, appellants
- 1696: To each gentleman-soldier in the company of the worshipful James Boddington, Lieutenant-Colonel of the green regiment of trained bands
- 1704: The practical gauger
- 1704: The description and use of the carpenter's-rule
- 1706: The carpenters joynt-rule fitted with lines variously and generally useful in measuring and time
- 1711: The respondents case
- 1714: Christ in believers the hope of glory
- 1716: The swan-song
- 1716: The swan-song, or The second part of the life of faith
- 1716: The life of faith in time of trial and affliction
- 1719: Christ in believers the hope of glory
- 1720: Christ, the way
- 1720: Pious and elabora[te] treatise concerning prayer and the answer of prayer
- 1722: The rod of God shaken over the heads of his own children
- 1724: A plain and distinct account of our Christian duty
- 1725: The song of the redeemed in Heaven
- 1726: Divine help implored under the loss of godly and faithful men
- 1726: The life of faith in time of trial and affliction
- 1728: Solemn covenanting with God, one of the best means to prevent fatal declensions
- 1729: Our great King to be served with our best
- 1731: An ordination sermon preach'd at Arundel, November 4. 1730
- 1735: William Selwin, ---- appellant. John Brown, Esq; --- respondent. The respondent's case
- 1736: Christ, in believers the hope of glory
- 1736: The examiner examin'd. Or, An answer to the Rev. Mr. Prescott's examination of certain remarks on some contents of a letter relating to the divisions of the First Church in Salem
- 1738: Christ the way
- 1738: The number of deaths in Haverhil, and also some comfortable instance; thereof among the children, under the late distemper in the throat
- 1740: Christ the way
- 1740: A vindication of fellowship-meetings
- 1740: Answers for John Brown of Glaswel, to the petition of Robert Fletcher of Balinsho
- 1743: Honour
- 1745: An essay on satire
- 1745: A pious and elaborate treatise concerning prayer
- 1746: The mutual connexion between religious truth and civil freedom
- 1748: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown watch maker in Edinburgh, and other creditors of Alexander Clark flesher in Edinburgh,
- 1749: On liberty: a poem, inscribed to His Grace the Chancellor and to the University of Cambridge, on occasion of the peace. By John Brown, M.A.
- 1749: An essay on satire, occasioned by the death of Mr. Pope
- 1750: On the pursuit of false pleasure, and the mischiefs of immoderate gaming
- 1751: Essays on the Characteristics
- 1751: Essays on the Characteristics
- 1752: On the pursuit of false pleasure
- 1752: Essays on the characteristics. By John Brown, M.A
- 1752: Essays on the Characteristics
- 1753: On the use and abuse of externals in religion. A sermon. By John Brown, M. A. Chaplain to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle. Preached at the consecration of St. James's church in Whitehaven, by the right reverend The Lord Bishop of Carlisle
- 1754: In what sense the heart [is] deceitful and wick[ed.]
- 1755: An account of Barbarossa
- 1755: Essays on the characteristics. By John Brown, D.D chaplain to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Carlisle
- 1755: Barbarossa
- 1755: Barbarossa
- 1755: Barbarossa
- 1756: Athelstan
- 1756: Barbarossa
- 1756: Athelstan
- 1756: Athelstan
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1757: Barbarossa
- 1758: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1758: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1758: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times. By Dr. Brown, author of the Essays on Lord Shaftesbury's characteristics, &c
- 1758: The love of God inseparable from his people
- 1758: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1758: An help for the ignorant
- 1758: An estimate of the manners and principles of the times. By the author of essays on the characteristics, &c
- 1758: An explanatory defence of the Estimate of the manners and principles of the times
- 1759: A brief dissertation concerning the righteousness of Christ; shewing, what proportion and extent it is imputed in justification: together with the sentiments of orthodox divines upon this important question. By John Brown,
- 1759: A brief dissertation on Christ's righteousness
- 1760: An additional dialogue of the dead
- 1760: An additional dialogue of the dead, between Pericles and Aristides
- 1760: Barbarossa
- 1761: On the natural duty of a personal service, in defence of ourselves and country
- 1761: On the natural duty of a personal service
- 1761: An help for the ignorant
- 1761: On the natural duty of a personal service, in defence of ourselves and country
- 1761: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown smith in Linlithgow,
- 1761: On the natural duty of a personal service
- 1761: On the natural duty of a personal service, in defence of ourselves and country
- 1762: Answers for John Brown merchant in Glasgow, to the petition of Helen Dunmore, relict of Hugh Brown merchant in Glasgow, and of Robert Brown their infant son
- 1762: Barbarossa
- 1762: Answers for John Brown merchant in Glasgow, to the condescendence and memorial of Helen Dunmore, relict of Hugh Brown merchant in Glasgow, and of Robert Brown her infant son
- 1763: A dissertation on the rise, union, and power, the progressions, separations, and corruptions, of poetry and music. To which is prefixed, the cure of Saul. A sacred ode. Written by Dr. Brown.
- 1763: The cure of Saul. A sacred ode
- 1763: A dissertation on the rise, union, and power, the progressions, separations, and corruptions, of poetry and music. To which is prefixed, the cure of Saul. A sacred ode. Written by Dr. Brown.
- 1763: On religious liberty
- 1763: A dissertation on the rise, union, and power, the progressions, separations, and corruptions, of poetry and music. To which is prefixed, The cure of saul. A sacred ode. Written by Dr. Brown
- 1763: On religious liberty
- 1763: Christ in believers, the hope of glory
- 1763: The cure of Saul
- 1764: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1764: A sermon preached at a public administration of Baptism
- 1764: A sermon preached at a public administration of Baptism
- 1764: A sermon preached at a public administration of baptism
- 1764: A sermon preached at a public administration of Baptism
- 1764: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1764: Essays on the characteristics. By John Brown, D.D. vicar of Newcastle.
- 1764: The history of the rise and progress of poetry, through it's several species. Written by Dr. Brown
- 1764: Sermons on various subjects. By John Brown, D.D. vicar of Newcastle.
- 1764: Remarks on some observations on Dr. Brown's dissertation on poetry and musick. In a letter to the author of the observations.
- 1765: On the female character and education
- 1765: Thoughts on civil liberty
- 1765: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown of Wester Blacklaw,
- 1765: Thoughts on civil liberty
- 1765: Thoughts on civil liberty
- 1765: The christian journal; or, common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1765: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1766: A letter to the Rev. Dr. Lowth, occasioned by his late letter to the Right Rev. author of the divine legation of Moses
- 1766: Condescendence for John Brown merchant in Edinburgh
- 1766: An exposition of the Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans
- 1766: A letter to the Rev. Dr. Lowth, occasioned by his late letter to the Right Rev. author of the divine legation of Moses
- 1766: The Christian journal of a Sabbath-Day
- 1766: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown merchant in Edinburgh
- 1766: A letter to the Rev. Dr. Lowth
- 1766: An historical account of the seceders
- 1766: A letter to the Rev. Dr. Lowth
- 1766: A discourse delivered at the West Church in Boston, August 24. 1766
- 1767: The cure of Saul
- 1767: A description of the Lake at Keswick
- 1767: Letters on the constitution
- 1767: The cure of Saul
- 1767: The cure of Saul
- 1768: Sacred tropology
- 1769: Dr. Brown's Betrachtungen u?ber die Poesie und Musik, nach ihrem Ursprunge, ihrer Vereinigung, Gewalt, Wachsthum, Trennung und Verderbniss. Aus dem Englischen u?bersetzt, mit Anmerkungen und zween Anha?ngen begleitet, von Johann Joachim Eschenburg
- 1769: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1769: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1769: Information for John Brown merchant in Glasgow; against Zacharias Gemmil merchant in Irvine
- 1769: Religious stedfastness recommended
- 1770: The saint's triumph, and the devil's downfall. Being a short and true demonstration of election, reprobation and free-will. By John Brown, a Brother to the Saints, and a Friend to the Elect. By way of question and answer
- 1770: A description of the Lake at Keswick
- 1770: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown of Glasswell
- 1770: Barbarossa
- 1770: Barbarossa
- 1770: Barbarossa
- 1770: Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown of Glasswell,
- 1771: A discourse delivered on the day of the annual provincial thanksgiving, December 6. 1770
- 1771: A description of the Lake at Keswick
- 1771: Barbarossa
- 1771: The cure of Saul
- 1771: A description of the Lake at Keswick
- 1771: Observes for John Brown merchant in Glasgow
- 1771: A general history of the Christian church
- 1772: A description of the lake at Keswick
- 1773: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown merchant in Glasgow, trustee for John and Abraham Clegg of Manchester, and Thomas and George Maltby of London
- 1774: Barbarossa
- 1775: An historical account of the rise and progress of the secession. By John Brown, minister of the Gospel at Haddington
- 1777: Barbarossa
- 1777: Barbarossa
- 1777: Barbarossa
- 1777: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1777: The house of God opened and his table free for baptists and pædobaptists
- 1777: Barbarossa
- 1778: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1778: Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown, merchant in Glasgow
- 1778: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1779: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1779: A seasonable present to societies for prayer and religious conference
- 1779: The oracles of Christ, and the abominations of antichrist compared
- 1780: A seasonable present to societies for prayer and religious conference
- 1780: The absurdity and perfidy of all authoritative toleration of gross heresy
- 1780: An historical account of the rise and progress of the secession. By John Brown, minister of the Gospel at Haddington
- 1780: Joannis Brunonis, M.D. De medicina prælectoris, societatis regiæ medicæ edinensis præsidis, Elementa medicinæ
- 1780: The re-Exhibition of the testimony vindicated
- 1780: The fearful shame and contempt of those professed Christians, who neglect to raise up spiritual children to Jesus Christ
- 1781: The christian, the student, and pastor, exemplified
- 1781: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1781: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of the Assembly's shorter catechism
- 1781: The Christian journal; or, common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1781: An evangelical and practical view of the types and figures of the Old-Testament dispensation. By John Brown, Minister of the Gospel in Haddington
- 1782: The young christian or, The pleasantness of early piety exemplified
- 1782: A brief view of the figures
- 1782: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1782: The christian journal
- 1782: The Christian journal; or, common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1782: A brief view of the figures
- 1782: A compendious view of natural and revealed religion
- 1783: A brief concordance to the holy scriptures
- 1783: The necessity and advantage of earnest prayer for the Lord's special direction in the choice of pastors
- 1783: Practical piety exemplified
- 1784: Joannis Brunonis, M.D. De medicina praelectoris, societatis medicae praesidarii, antiquariorum apud Scotos ab epistolis Latinis, Elementa medicinae
- 1784: A compendious history of the British churches in England, Scotland, Ireland, and America. By John Brown, Minister of the Gospel in Haddington
- 1784: Harmony of scripture prophecies
- 1786: Rannaibh nuadh
- 1786: Copy certificate of Thomas Barker's marriage
- 1786: Two short catechisms mutually connected
- 1787: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of the Assembly's shorter catechism
- 1787: Observations on the principles of the old system of physic
- 1787: Dying advices to the associate congregation of Haddington
- 1787: Free thoughts upon the late regulation of the post
- 1787: Dying advices to the associate congregation of Haddington
- 1788: Barbarossa
- 1788: An historical account of the rise and progress of the secession
- 1788: The [y]oung Christian
- 1788: The elements of medicine
- 1788: Mr. John Brown, requests the favour of [blank] company to a dance, at his house on the hill, on Friday evening next, seven o'clock. January 2, 1788
- 1788: Dying advices to the associate congregation of Haddington
- 1788: Dying advices to the associate congregation of Haddington
- 1788: Dying advices to the associate congregation of Haddington
- 1788: Dying advices to the associate congregation of Haddington
- 1789: Mathematical tables
- 1789: Letters upon the poetry and music of the Italian opera
- 1789: A new english spelling book, with the signification of words
- 1789: Select remains of the Rev. John Brown
- 1789: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1790: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1790: Barbarossa
- 1790: The genuine confessions of John Brown
- 1790: The elements of medicine; or, A translation of the Elementa medicinae Brunonis
- 1791: The elements of medicine; or, A translation of the Elementa medicinae Brunonis
- 1791: A brief concordance to the Holy Scriptures
- 1791: Sacred tropology
- 1791: Letters on the Italian opera
- 1791: Barbarossa
- 1791: The elements of medicine; or, A translation of the Elementa medicinae Brunonis
- 1791: An historical account of the rise and progress of the secession
- 1791: The shame and contempt of professed Christians, who neglect to raise up spiritual children to Jesus Christ
- 1792: The christian journal; or, common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1792: An introduction to the knowledge and study of the Holy Scriptures
- 1792: A brief concordance to the Holy Scriptures
- 1792: Death's warrant
- 1792: Select remains of the Rev. John Brown, late minister of the Gospel at Haddington; who died June 19, 1787
- 1792: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1792: A gospel mirror, for professor and profane
- 1793: The elements of medicine; or, A translation of the Elementa medicinae Brunonis
- 1793: An historical account of the rise and progress of the secession
- 1793: A mirror: or, looking-glass for saint and sinner. The important doctrines of the law and gospel opened up in a practical essay, from Gal.ii.19. For I through the law, am dead to the law, that I might live unto God, &c. By that Eminent and Laborious Servant of Christ, Mr. John Brown, Sometime Minister of the Gospel at Wamphray,
- 1793: An introduction to the right understanding of the oracles of God
- 1793: Two short catechisms mutually connected; the questions of the former being generally supposed and omitted in the latter. The former contains the most of what is absolutely necessary to be known in order to salvation; and may be taught children before they can read. The latter contains the most of what is necessary to be known in order to admission to the Lord's table; and being a brief explication of the Assembly's Shorter catechism ... By John Brown ...
- 1793: The Christian journal; or, Common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1793: Unto the right honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Brown, merchant in Glasgow; ...
- 1794: The looking-glass or the compendium of entertaining knowledge
- 1794: Barbarossa
- 1794: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of the Assembly's Shorter catechism
- 1794: Barbarossa
- 1795: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1795: The elements of medicine
- 1795: The elements of medicine; or, A translation of the Elementa medicinæ Brunonis
- 1795: Barbarossa
- 1795: Barbarossa
- 1795: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1796: The Christian journal; or, Common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1796: A compendious view of natural and revealed religion
- 1796: The fearful shame and contempt of those professed Christians, who neglect to raise up spiritual children to Jesus Christ
- 1796: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. ... Illustrated with ... elegant engravings ... By Mr John Brown, ... In two volumes.
- 1796: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, & extensive explication of the Assembly's Shorter catechism
- 1796: A compendious view of natural and revealed religion
- 1796: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1797: The young Christian
- 1797: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1797: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1797: The posthumous works of the late Rev. Mr. John Brown
- 1797: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1797: Last dying speeches of those two unfortunate malefactors, John Brown, & James Marriott, Merrit or Bond, who were executed this morning, opposite the debtor's door, Newgate, for a burglary and highway robbery
- 1797: The elements of medicine; or, A translation of the Elementa medicinae Brunonis
- 1797: Death's warrant
- 1797: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of the Assembly's Shorter catechism
- 1797: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1797: The fearful shame and contempt of those professed Christians
- 1797: A compend of the letters of the Rev. Mr. John Brown
- 1798: The Christian journal; or, common incidents, spiritual instructors
- 1798: A dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1798: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1798: The posthumous works of the Late Rev. Mr. John Brown, minister of the Gospel at Haddington, (author of the self-interpreting Bible, &c. &c.)
- 1799: Da leabhar cheist, co-cheangailte r'a cheile
- 1799: Two short catechisms, mutually connected
- 1799: Devout breathings of a pious soul
- 1799: An address to young ministers. By John Brown, Late of Haddington
- 1799: Letters on the constitution, government, and discipline, of the Christian church
- 1799: A brief concordance to the Holy Scriptures
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: The genealogy of his Royal Highness, George Augustus
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of the assembly's shorter catechism. By the Late Mr. John Brown, minister of the Gospel at Haddington.
- 1800: An essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of the Assembly's Shorter catechism
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: The harmony of scripture prophecies
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: Brown's dictionary of the Holy Bible ... The whole comprising a complete and most entertaining library of scripture knowledge. Under the careful inspection of a minister of the gospel
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
- 1800: A new historical, geographical, chronological, etymological, and critical dictionary of the Holy Bible. wherein are explained
As Publisher
- 1678: The practical gauger
- 1684: The practical gauger
As Printer
- 1798: Civil and religious subjection: a sermon, preached on the late national fast. Addressed to the inhabitants of Great Britain; and intended as a caveat to that class of men denominated the friends of the people. By a clergyman of the dissenting interest in Scotland
- 1799: The rise, progress, and consequences
- 1799: A general view of the history of Switzerland
- 1800: Memoirs of the life and travels of the late Charles Macpherson, Esq. in Asia, Africa, and America. Illustrative of manners, customs, and character; with a Particular Investigation of the Nature, Treatment, and Possible Improvement, of the Negro in the British and French West India Islands. Written by Himself Chiefly Between the Years 1773 and 1790
As Bookseller
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