Williams, Isaac, 1802-1865 (Personal Name)

The autobiography of Isaac Williams, B.D. [MI], 1980: tp. (fellow and tutor of Trinity College, Oxford)

OCLC database, 7/22/86 (hdg.: Williams, Isaac, 1802-1865)

His A few remarks on the charge of the Lord Bishop of Glocester and Bristol on the subject of reserve in communicating religious knowledge as taught in the Tracts for the times, no. 80 and no. 87, 1841: t.p. (the writer of those tracts)

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The cathedral, or, The catholic and apostolic church in England, 1839.