Benjamin Gale

Born	1715
Died	1790

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Doct. Gale's letter, to J.W. Esquire: containing a narrative of the principal matters, of a public and interesting nature, which were subjects of the debates and resolves of the General Assembly of the colony of Connecticut, during their sessions in May, 1769. : [Three lines from Persius]

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1769 — 13 editions

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A letter to a member of the Lower House of Assembly of the colony of Connecticut: shewing, that the taxes of Yale-College, are stated higher than necessary to defray the annual expences of that school; by which a very considerable addition is made to the college treasury annually. With some general observations on the laws and government of that society. By a lover of truth, and his country. [One line of Latin quotation]

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1759 — 5 editions
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A calm and full vindication of a letter, wrote to a member of the Lower House of Assembly: shewing that the taxes imposed on the students of Yale-College, are stated higher than to defray the annual expences of that school. Clearly evincing, both by the quarter-bills, and the general account current, as the same hath been adjusted by the Rev'd president and fellows, that the accounts therein contained, are genuine and true. Being a full answer to a letter, wrote to a member of the House of Representatives, in vindication of Yale-College; with some further remarks on the laws and government of that Society: inscribed to the Honourable, the General Assembly of His Majesty's English colony of Connecticut. By Benjamin Gale, A.M. [Seven lines of quotations]

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1759 — 5 editions
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A debate betwen the Rev'd Mr. Byles, late Pastor of the First Church in New-London, and the brethren of that church: held at the meeting-house, previous to his leaving said society; containing the substance or heads of the discourse, which then passed. : As also a specimen of one of the many volumes which Mr. Byles is supposed to have been convinced by, &c

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1768 — 4 editions

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A reply to a pamphlet, entitled the Answer of the friend of the West, &c: With a prefatory address to the freemen of His Majesty's English colony of Connecticut. By A.Z.

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1755 — 3 editions
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Brief, decent, but free remarks, and observations, on several laws passed by the Honorable Legislature of the state of Connecticut, since the year 1775.

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1782 — 3 editions

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A few breif [sic] remarks on Mr. Graham's answer: and on his vindication of Mr. President Clap, published in the Connecticut gazette, of October last; : and on a letter to the president, of the 8th of August last, sign'd John Graham; : and on a propos'd address to the freemen, sign'd Philalethos, inclos'd in said letter; both which are said to be in the hand-writing of the Rev'd Mr. John Graham

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1760 — 3 editions

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The present state of the colony of Connecticut considered: In a letter from a gentleman in the eastern part of said colony, to his friend in the western part of the same

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1755 — 3 editions

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A debate between the Rev'd Mr. Byles, late Pastor of the First Church in New-London, and the brethren of that church: held at the meeting-house, previous to his leaving said society; containing the substance or heads of the discourse, which then passed. : As also a specimen of one of the many volumes which Mr. Byles is supposed to have been convinced by, &c

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1768 — 2 editions

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A reply to a pamphlet, entitled, The answer of the friend in the West, &c: with a prefatory address to the freemen of His Majesty's English colony of Connecticut

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1755 — 2 editions

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Observations, on a pamphlet, entitled Remarks on Dr. Gale's letter to J.W. Esq; signed E.D. Of which the Hon. Eliphalet Dyer is the reputed author: Shewing, from the matters therein contained, that such an imputation is highly injurious to the character of that worthy patriot

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1770 — 2 editions

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A brief essay, or, An attempt to prove, from the prophetick writings of the Old and New Testament, what period of prophecy the Church of God is now under; and from them shew, what events revelationists may expect will take place during the present period

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1788 — 2 editions

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Doct. Gale's letter to J.W., Esquire: containing, a narrative of the principal matters, of a public and interesting nature, which were subjects of the debates and resolves of the General assembly of the colony of Connecticut, during their sessions in May, 1769

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1769 — 2 editions
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A Brief Essay

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1788 — 1 edition

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Brief, decent, but free remarks

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1782 — 1 edition

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A brief essay, or, an attempt to prove from the prophetick writings of the Old and New Testament, what period of prophecy the Church of God is now under: and from them to shew, what events Revelationists may expect will take place during the present period

by Benjamin Gale First published in 1788 — 1 edition

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Born	1715
Died	1790

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