If you liked The Dido Decrypt by Owen, Charles, start with Some account of the life and writings of the late pious and learned Mr. James Owen, minister of the Gospel in Salop (1709), Religious gratitude (1731), and Hymns sacred to the Lord's-table, collected and methodiz'd (1712). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Some account of the life and writings of the late pious and learned Mr. James Owen, minister of the Gospel in Salop
1709 · 2 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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Religious gratitude
1731 · 304 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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Hymns sacred to the Lord's-table, collected and methodiz'd
1712 · 8 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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The jure divino woe: exemplify'd in the remarkable punishment of persecutors, false-teachers, and rebels. A thanksgiving sermon preach'd (from Jude 11.) at Manchester, November 14. 1717. ... By Charles Owen. With an appendix
1717 · 38 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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Plain Yarns from the Fleet
1997 · 224 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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Plain-dealing
1744 · 42 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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The jure devino woe, exemplify'd in the remarkable punishment of persecutors, false-teachers, and rebels
1717 · 38 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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The Danger of the Church and Kingdom From Foreigners; Consider'd, in Several Articles of High Importance. The Third Edition
2018 · 130 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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The dissenters claim of right to a capacity for civil offices
1717 · 39 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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Plain Reasons I. For Dissenting From the Communion of the Church of England. II. Why Dissenters are not, nor can be Guilty of Schism, And III. Several Common Objections
2018 · 58 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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The danger of the church and state from foreigners
1750 · 127 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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The wonders of redeeming love
1791 · 175 pages · Owen, Charles · Same author
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