| Title | Parts |
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| [] A complete collection of all the tunes sung by the different
congregations in Hull. To which is prefixed an introduction to the art of
psalmody. 1780 copy British Museum (now British Library) |
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| writing: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, answers for William Forbes to the petition of John Beatson and his
cautioners pub Edinburgh 1768 |
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| writing: The divine character of Christ considered and vindicated. In a series of dialogues on that interesting and important subject. In
which the many scriptural evidences of the deity of our Lord are fairly exhibited, and the various objections thrown out against it,
particularly in some late publications, attempted to be obviated pub Printed for the author, Leeds, and sold by J. Rivington, in St Paul's Church-Yard, and Messrs. Richardson and Urquhart, under the Royal-Exchange, London 1773 |
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| writing: A sermon (preached February 27, 1778, the day appointed for a publick fast.), on the duty and interest of men as members of civil
society. Addressed to all who fear God and love their Country. Especially to all of that character in the town of Kingston upon Hull. By their
Sincere Well-Wisher John Beatson pub Hull 1778 |
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| writing: Compassion the duty and dignity of man, and cruelty the disgrace of
his nature. A sermon, preached in Hull, January 21st, 1789 pub Printed for the author, by G. Prince in Hull, and sold by Messrs. Robinsons in London, T. Browne in Hull, J. Todd in York, and J. Binns in Leeds. 1789 words by John Beatson |