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THE ADVANTAGES OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE. A Sermon Preached in St. Thomas's, January 1, 1756, for the Benefit of the Charity-School in Gravel-Lane, Southwark.

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THE ADVANTAGES OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE. A Sermon Preached in St. Thomas's, January 1, 1756, for the Benefit of the Charity-School in Gravel-Lane, Southwark.

by Kippis, Andrew

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J. Waugh and W. Fenner, London: 1756., 1756 pp. 38 (2)[Publisher's advertisement]. 8vo. Lightly age stained. Disbound. Founded in 1687, this Charity School was situated in one of the poorest parts of London. Andrew Kippis (1725-1795) was a nonconformist divine and writer; and his association with many charitable institutions in London and Westminster enabled him to effectively promote the nonconformist cause. "His editorial connection with the `Biographia Britannica' constitutes his chief claim to remembrance. He was employed by the booksellers to prepare the second edition of that work, `with corrections, enlargements, and the addition of new lives.' When he had been engaged for some time on this task he found it too vast for him to execute alone, and Dr. Towers was appointed as his associate. Johnson told Boswell in 1777 that he had been asked to undertake the new edition of the `Biographia Britannica,' but had declined it, `which,' says Boswell, `he afterwards said to me he regretted.' Although Boswell admitted that Kippis had discharged the task judiciously, and with more impartiality than might have been expected from a separatist, he complained that the work was `too crowded with obscure dissenting teachers.'" - DNB. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! SmallBx9 Language: eng. Disbound. Fair.

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Title
THE ADVANTAGES OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE. A Sermon Preached in St. Thomas's, January 1, 1756, for the Benefit of the Charity-School in Gravel-Lane, Southwark.
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Kippis, Andrew
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Publisher
J. Waugh and W. Fenner, London: 1756.
Date Published
1756
Keywords
CHARITY; SCHOOL; EDUCATION; CHILDREN; LONDON; 1756; PROMOTIONAL; RARE; LANC HS
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RELIGION; EDUCATION;

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