Joseph Butterworth Owen

“Home”: its associations, influences, and prospects, with portraits, narratives, and statistics; a lecture, etc

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The Practical Uses of the Doctrine of a Trinity, a Sermon [on Ephes. Ii. 18] Delivered in St. Philip's, Birmingham, on Trinity Sunday, 1836 and in St. George's, Wolverhampton, on the Same Festival in 1837

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Pre-Calvary Martyrs and Other Papers

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Young England-its ins and outs

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The Mischief and Miseries of Temper; Comprising Sketches of the Sulk, the Soft, the Cynic, the Fret, the Jealous, the Choleric, the Vindictive, and the Despot

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Cliques, social, professional and religious, with sketches of the Latch-Key and the Lock-Out-The Town's libel, etc

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Old Friends, and what Became of Them

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Black Diamonds; or, the Gospel in a colliery district. By H. H. B. [i.e. H. H. Burke.] With a preface by the Rev. J. B. Owen

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Christ the Type of Christians ... A sermon [on Acts x. 38].

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Young England - Its Ins and Outs

Introduced by Extracts from a Letter to a Medical Student, Illustrated with Characteristic Sketches of the Lounger, the Theorist, the Rone, and the Sceptic, and Concluding with the Social Paradise of the Three Brothers

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Rationalism in the Pulpit of the University of Oxford

Being a Critical Examination of the Doctrines Advanced in the Bampton Lectures for 1851

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Old Friends and What Became of Them

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