A New-Year's gift, for the new-interest freeholders: or, A short catechism : Whereby the voters of the new interest may be readily instructed to give a full and proper account of themselves and their principles.

The Church catechism broke into short questions: with the answers at length instead of references by figures. To which is added, an explanation of some words, for the easier understanding of it.
Published: (1796)

The church catechism, with single proofs taken from the words of Scripture only : After a new method. By the Reverend Mr. Bunbury. The eighth edition. To which is added, graces, and a morning and evening prayer.
by: Bunbury, William, 1665 or 1666-1748
Published: (1765)

The Church catechism broke into short questions : to which is added, an explanation of some words, for the easas printed] of it. Together with prayers for the use of the charity schools.
Published: (1774)

The Baptist-catechism: or A brief instruction in the principles of Christian religion, agreeable to the confession of faith, publish'd by the elders and brethren of many Baptist congregations both in London, and the country; owning the doctrines of personal election, and final perseverance : To which are added, the proofs out of the scripture. In words at length.
by: Collins, William, -1702
Published: (1764)

A Protestant's resolution : Shewing his reasons why he will not be a papist. Digested into so plain a method of question and answer, that an ordinary capacity may be able to defend the Protestant religion, against the most cunning Jesuite, or popish-priest.
by: Protestant
Published: (1730)

Two short catechisms : In which the principles of the doctrine of Christ are unfolded and explained. Proper for all persons to learn, before they be admitted to the sacrament of the Lord's Supper; and composed for the use of all congregations in general. By the Late Reverend and learned John Owen, D.D. vice-chancellor of Oxford.
by: Owen, John, 1616-1683
Published: (1783)

The whole duty of a Christian, by way of question and answer : Exactly pursuant to the method of the whole duty of man, and designed for the use of charity-schools, lately erected in and about London.
by: Nelson, Robert, 1656-1715
Published: (1710)

A Catechism; or, Abridgement of the Chirstian doctrine.
Published: (1790)

A catechism: or, An abridgement of faith : Divided into four parts. To which are added, a catechism of the sacrament of confirmation, the morning and evening prayers, with the manner of serving mass. By the Rev. P. Reily.
by: Reily, P.
Published: (1786)

An historical Catechism : Or short discourses on the progress of revealed religion; the authority of the scriptures; and the principles of Christianity. By Daniel Watson, M.A. vicar of Middleton Tyas, in Yorkshire.
by: Watson, Daniel
Published: (1786)

Two sets of catechisms for children : I. A catechism for young children, to be begun at three years old. With the scripture-names in the Old and New Testaments; and prayers and graces for young children. II. A catechism for children from seven to twelve years of age. With the history of the Old and New Testaments; and examples of prayers and graces for youth. By Isaac Watts, D.D.
by: Watts, Isaac, 1674-1748
Published: (1780)

A catechism, or An abridgement of the Christian doctrine : For the use of the Catholics at Lancaster.
by: Rigby, John, Dr
Published: (1792)

Two short catechisms for the instruction of beginners, and to prepare them for the sacraments. The fifth edition, corrected. With allowance.
Published: (1767)

An historical Catechism : Or, twelve short dialogues on the progress of revealed religion; the authority of the scriptures; and the principles of Christianity. The second edition, corrected and revised, to which are added, a morning and evening prayer for young persons. By Daniel Watson, M.A. vicar of Middleton-Tyas, in Yorkshire.
by: Watson, Daniel
Published: (1785)

A Vindication of the assembly's shorter catechism revis'd : Containing an answer to the remarks made upon it, particular reasons for the alterations, with a proper reply to Mr. David Rees's free and sober enquiry.
Published: (1736)

The Lucasian catechism : Wherein the principles of modern patriotism are fully set forth and explain'd.
Published: (1749)

A Brief explication of the assembly's shorter catechism : By Alexander Mair, M.A. late minister of the Gospel at Forteviot.
Published: (1788)

A catechism to be learned by children, before they are confirmed by the bishop : For the use of the Scotch Episcopal Church.
Published: (1799)

A catechism upon the sufferings of tthe redeemer : Compiled for the use of young communicants. By John Gillies, one of the minister of Glasgow.
by: Gillies, John, 1712-1796
Published: (1763)

The Footman's catechism : Being an account of all their proceedings, and the various places they are entertained in, from their first commencing servants, to their being super annuated. Printed for the edification of the fraternity.
Published: (1775)

The mother's catechism, doctrinal and historical : Designed for the school and family, and enlarged for the benefit of young communicants, by the addition of a great many questions of the utmost importance in faith and practice. The answers, for most part, expressed in the language of the Holy Scriptures, or in terms used in the confession and catechisms of the Church of Scotland. The whole intended as a brief explication of the assembly's shorter catechism, and a summary of the Christian religion. By James Oliphant, A.M. Translated from Kilmarnock to Dumbarton.
by: Oliphant, James, 1734-1818
Published: (1800)

An historical catechism : Containing a summary of the sacred history and christian doctrine. By Monsieur Fleury, abbot of loc-dieu, late sub-preceptor to the King of Spain, the Duke of Burgundy, and the Duke of Berry. Newly translated from the French. In two volumes.
by: Fleury, Claude, 1640-1723
Published: (1763)

An historical Catechism : Containing a summary of the sacred history and Christian doctrine. By Monsieur Fleury, abbot of loc-dieu, late sub-preceptor to the King of Spain, the Duke of Burgundy, and the Duke of Berry. Newly translated from the French. In two volumes.
by: Fleury, Claude, 1640-1723
Published: (1765)

The mother's catechism, doctrinal and historical : Designed for the school and family, and enlarged for the benefit of young communicants, by the addition of a great many questions of the utmost importance in faith and practice. The answers, for most part, expressed in the language of the Holy Scriptures, or in terms used in the confession and catechisms of the Church of Scotland. The whole intended as a brief explication of the assembly's shorter catechism, and a summary of the Christian religion. By James Oliphant, A.M. minister of the Gospel, Kilmarnock. The second edition. Entered in Stationers hall.
by: Oliphant, James, 1734-1818
Published: (1770)

A, B, C, with the shorter catechism : Appointed by the general assembly, to be a directory for catechising such as are of weaker capacity. Now put in syllables, for the use of young ones that are hard to learn; and of all others who are willing, tho' come to age. By a Well-wisher to the education of the youth of his country.
by: Well-wisher to the education of the youth of this country
Published: (1737)

The Protestant dissenter's catechism : Containing, I. A brief history of the nonconformists: II. The reasons of the dissent from the National Church. Designed to instruct and establish young persons among the dissenters in the principles of nonconformity.
by: Palmer, Samuel, 1741-1813
Published: (1772)

A vindication of the answer to the sixth question in the assembly's shorter catechism, in answer to a late pamphlet, intitled : An address to Protestant dissenters; or, An enquiry into the grounds of their attachment to the assembly's catechism. By James Sloss, M.A.
by: Sloss, James, 1698-1772
Published: (1728)

A letter to the writer of a certain historical catechism, printed in the name of one Watson, a Yorkshire vicar.
by: Skelton, Philip, 1707-1787
Published: (1786)

The King of France his catechism : [W]ritten at Paris, and licens'd by Father La Chese, the French King's confessor.
Published: (1703)

An exposition of the Church-Catechism : By Samuel Clarke, D.D. late rector of St James's Westminster. Published from the author's manuscript, by John Clarke, D.D. dean of Sarum.
by: Clarke, Samuel, 1675-1729
Published: (1730)

The church-catechism explained by a paraphrase, and confirmed by proofs from the Holy Scripture : To which is added, a table of questions to be answered from the catechism, paraphrase, and proofs. With prayers for ordinary occasions, collected from the common-prayer and catechism. By James Talbot, D.D. rector of Spofforth in Yorkshire, and chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Somerset.
by: Talbot, James, 1664-1708
Published: (1705)

A Catechism, or, The principles of the Christian religion, explained in a familiar and easty manner, adapted to the lowest capacities.
Published: (1752)

A brief and plain explication of the catechism of the Church of England : In sundry short and familiar questions and answers, composed for the use and benefit of families: that hereby parents of children, &c. may be directed how to instruct those that are committed to their charge and trust, in the right understanding of the true grounds and principles of the Christian faith and practice. To which is annexed, an exhortation to family devotion. By Pet. Hewit.
by: Hewit, Pet. (Peter)
Published: (1704)

Reply to the Reverend -S -Y, author of the catechism of man; in a letter from mark meanwell, a loyal layman.
Published: (1794)

Lectures on the catechism of the Church of England. By William Gilpin, M.A. vicar of Boldre, near Lymington.
by: Gilpin, William, 1724-1804
Published: (1782)

The Torrys [as printed] catechism, or Some questions to the firends [sic] of the Pretender.
Published: (1716)