Speech of the Rev. Thomas Allin at a public meeting of the Wesleyan Reformers at LouthThomas Allin · First published 1853Open the Tome
Universalism asserted as the hope of the Gospel on the authority of reason, the Fathers, and Holy ScriptureThomas Allin · First published 1895Open the Tome
Discourses on the immateriality and immortality of the soul, the character and folly of modern atheism, and the necessity of a divine revelationThomas Allin · First published 1849Open the Tome
Letters to the Rev. John Maclean, containing an exposition of the government of Wesleyan MethodismThomas Allin · First published 1835Open the Tome
Letters to the Rev. John Maclean, containing an exposition of the government of Wesleyan Methodism, with practical illustrations of its effectsThomas Allin · First published 1835Open the Tome
Mechanics' institutions, and the universal diffusion of general knowledge defended on Christian principlesThomas Allin · First published 1833Open the Tome
The diffusion of knowledge among the labouring classes promotive of the public goodThomas Allin · First published 1826Open the Tome
