Squire, Francis, 1682-1750
Squire, Francis, ca. 1682-1750
Francis Squire English cleric
VIAF ID: 44740225 ( Personal )
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Squire, Francis ‡d 1682-1750
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Squire, Francis, ‡d 1682-1750
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (4)
Works
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An answer to some late papers, entitled, The independent whig : so far as they relate to the Church of England, as by law established. In which, Her Doctrines, Creeds, Liturgy, and Establishment; her Clergy, with their Rights, Divine and Humane, are modestly defended; and their Author's new Notions prov'd to be, not only Absurd and Ridiculous, but also directly Opposite to those very Texts of God's Word, on which he pretends to found them. By Francis Squire, A. M. Rector of Exford, and Vicar of Cutcombe and Luxborow, Somerset. | |
A brief exhortation to protestant liberty from a fair view of popish slavery : in a sermon occasion'd by the late loyal declaration of the arch-bishop and bishops. By Francis Squire, Rector of Exford, Somerset. | |
A brief justification of the principles of a reputed whigg, together with some few remarks on Dr. Sach- - - - l's late sermon, on the 29th of May. In an epistle to the Tories of the West. By Francis Squire, rector of Exford, Somerset. | |
A faithful report of a genuine debate concerning the liberty of the press : addressed to a candidate at the ensuing election. Wherein a sure and safe method is proposed of restraining the abuse of that liberty, without the least Encroachment upon the Rights and Privileges of the Subject. | |
Impartial thoughts on the supremacy of the civil magistrate : and the obligation of publick oaths and subscriptions; on the Justice and Reasonableness of the Test, and His Majesty's wise Declaration for the Establishment. Together with a few remarks on the late behaviour of the Dissenters; on occasional conformity, schism, and popery; as also on the Craftsman, Free-Thinkers, and other disaffected Persons. In a Friendly and Reconciling letter to the rural clerg of the diocese of Bath and Wells | |
The lawfulness of taking oaths : Together, with an exposition, of Their nature and obligation. Set forth in a sermon, Preach'd at the assizes begun at Wells in the County of Somerset, August 19. 1718 | |
A pastoral epistle on occasion of the present unnatural rebellion : From Francis Squire, M. A. Chancellor and Canon of the Cathedral Church of Wells: To his Parishes of Exford, Cutcombe and Luxborow in the Diocess of Bath and Wells. | |
The Rights of authors (two tracts, 1732-1738) and freedom of the press (four tracts, 1740-1764). | |
Universal benevolence, or, Charity in its full extent : recommended in a sermon, together with a preface wherein is a farther justification of the principles of the Whiggs humbly dedicated to Richard Steele, Esq. | |
The west country farmer : (number 2,) Consisting of Three Parts: I. The landlord's answer to his tenant's complaint, wherein he objects to the Farmer's Arguments, blames the Conduct of the Country in several Particulars, but yet promises for the future to be their Friend and Advocate. II. The farmer's reply, in which the Errors of his brethren are excused, their Honesty and Loyalty defended, their Interest farther asserted and maintained, with some hints of Expedients that would be Serviceable to them, and to the whole Kingdom. III. A postscript to the farmers themselves, and assert their true Liberty, and not to be seduced, and beguiled by crafty and designing Men. | |
The west-Country farmer, or, a fair representation of the decay of trade, and badness of the times: in a letter of complaint from a tenant in the country, to his landlord in London. | |
Wickedness : High-Treason: or, All vicious Subjects Enemies to their Governors. Proved in a sermon preach'd at the assizes held at Taunton in the county of Somerset, March 18. 1717. Publish'd at the Request of the High Sheriff, Justices of the Peace, and Grand Jury. By F. Squire, M. A. Rector of Exford, and Vicar of Cutcombe and Luxborow. |