1714–1770
60 books · 1,001,951 words · published 1739–1797 · catalogued as Whitefield, George
Answer to the Bishop of Londons Last Pastoral Letter 2
1739
Answer to the Bishop of Londons Last Pastoral Letter
1739
Christmas Well Kept and the Twelve Days Well Spent
1739
Journal of a Voyage from Gibraltar to Georgia
1739
Letter to the Religious Societies
1739
Sermon on Regeneration
1739
Sermon on Self-Denial
1739
Sermon on The Wise and Foolish Virgins
1739
The Almost Christian
1739
The Duty and Interest of Early Piety
1739
The Great Duty of Family Religion
1739
The Indwelling of the Spirit the Privilege of All Believers
1739
Account of the Life of Whitefield
1740
Continuation of Journal During the Time Detained in England by the Embargo
1740
Continuation of Journal from Arrival at Georgia to Return from Pennsylvania
1740
Continuation of Journal of Voyage from Gibraltar to Savannah
1740
Directions How to Hear Sermons
1740
Journal of a Voyage from London to Gibraltar
1740
Letter Showing Error of Book Entitled The Whole Duty of Man
1740
Letter to John Wesley in Answer to Sermon Entitled Free Grace
1740
Sermon on The Marks of the New Birth
1740
Sermon on the Eternity of Hell-Torments
1740
Sermons on Various Subjects Volume 1
1740
The Heinous Sin of Drunkenness
1740
The Necessity and Benefits of Religious Society
1740
Continuation of Journal from Arrival at Savannah to Frederica
1741
Continuation of Journal from Arrival at Savannah to Leaving Stanford
1741
Continuation of Journal from Leaving New England to Arrival at Falmouth
1741
Continuation of Journal from Leaving Stanford to Arrival at Falmouth
1741
Continuation of Journal from Savannah to Arrival at Rhode Island
1741
Free Grace Indeed
1741
Letter to Church Members of the Presbyterian Persuasion
1741
What Think Ye of Christ
1741
The Lord our Righteousness
1742
The Prodigal Son
1742
Nine Sermons
1743
Remarks on Pamphlet Entitled The State of Religion
1743
Answer to Pamphlet Upon the Conduct and Behavior of Methodists
1744
Brief Account of Trial of Methodists
1744
Letter to Dr Chauncy
1745
Letter to Harvard College
1745
Remarks Upon Charge of Enthusiasm
1745
Britains Mercies and Britains Duty Represented
1746
Five Sermons
1746
Further Account from Ordination to Embarking to Georgia
1746
Letter to a Divine in Boston with Account of Visit to Bermuda
1748
Letter to Nicholas Lewis
1753
Account of Some Lent and Processions and Entertainments Seen at Lisbon
1755
Address Occasioned by the Alarm of an Intended Invasion
1756
Observations on Fatal Mistakes in a Book Entitled The Doctrine of Grace
1763
Letter Regarding Expulsion of Six Students at Oxford
1768
Letter to Governor Wright
1768
Last Will and Testament
1771
Sermon on Luke 8:18
1792
The Knowledge of Jesus Christ the Best Knowledge
1793
Fifteen Sermons
1794
The Doctrine Of Election Defended And Supported
1794
Two Sermons
1794
Ten Sermons
1795
Eighteen Sermons
1797