Robert Riccaltoun

Robert Riccaltoun (1691-1769) was a minister in the Church of Scotland at Hobkirk, Roxburghshire. He was one of the leading figures of the Marrow Brethren, and was known for "correcting misinterpretations of the Marrow of Modern Divinity given by its opponents". Riccaltoun was a critic of James Hadow. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The Works of the late Reverend Mr. Robert Riccaltoun, minister of the Gospel at Hobkirk

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    A review of An essay upon gospel and legal preaching In several letters to a friend:

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    The works of the late Reverend Mr Robert Riccaltoun, ... In three volumes. Never before printed. ..

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    A sober enquiry into the grounds of the present differences in the Church of Scotland : wherein the matters under debate are fairly stated, the differences adjusted, and Mr. Hadow's detections considered and weighed
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1723

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    A sober enquiry into the grounds of the present differences in the Church of Scotland. Wherein the matters under debate are fairly stated; the differences adjusted; and Mr. Hadow's detections considered and weighed
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1723

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    The works of the late Reverend Mr Robert Riccaltoun, minister of the Gospel at Hobkirk. : In three volumes. Never before printed
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1771

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    The works of the late Reverend Mr Robert Riccaltoun, minister of the Gospel at Hobkirk
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1771

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    An inquiry into the spirit and tendency of Letters on Theron and Aspasio, with a view of the law of nature,
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1762

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    A sober enquiry into the grounds of the present differences in the Church of Scotland. Wherein the matters under debate are fairly stated; the differences adjusted; and Mr. Hadow's detections considered and weighed
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1723

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    The works of the late Reverend Mr Robert Riccaltoun, ... In three volumes. Never before printed
    by Riccaltoun, Robert, 1691-1769
    Published 1771

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