Robert Annan (1742-1819) — Log College Press

Robert Annan (1742-1819)

Biography (McClintock and Strong Cyclopedia)

Robert Annan is buried at Octorara United Presbyterian Cemetery, Quarryville, Pennsylvania.

Account of a Skeleton of a Large Animal, Found Near Hudson’s River (1785, 1793, 1859)

Brief Animadversions on the Doctrine of Universal Salvation (1787)

Exposition and Defense of the Westminster Assembly's Confession of Faith (1787, 1855)

Observations on Capital Punishments (1788)

Letter to Adam Rankin (1793, 1854)

The Address and Petition of a Number of the Clergy of Various Denominations in the City of Philadelphia, to the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Pennsylvania, Relative to the Passing of a Law Against Vice and Immorality. To Which are Subjoined, Some Considerations in Favour of Said Petition, So Far as it Relates to the Prohibition of Theatrical Exhibitions (1793)

Robert Annan (1869)

Account of a Skeleton of a Large Animal, Found Near Hudson’s River (1785, 1793, 1859)

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Brief Animadversions on the Doctrine of Universal Salvation (1787)

Exposition and Defense of the Westminster Assembly's Confession of Faith (1787, 1855)

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Observations on Capital Punishments (1788)

Robert Annan published this 2-part article in the November and December 1788 The American Museum in response to an earlier essay by Dr. Benjamin Rush. — Robert Annan published this 2-part article in the November and December 1788 *The American Museum* in response to an earlier essay by Dr. Benjamin Rush.

Letter to Adam Rankin (1793, 1854)

Source: The Evangelical Repository, Vol. 13, No. 5 (October 1854). — Source: *The Evangelical Repository*, Vol. 13, No. 5 (October 1854).

The Address and Petition of a Number of the Clergy of Various Denominations in the City of Philadelphia, to the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Pennsylvania, Relative to the Passing of a Law Against Vice and Immorality. To Which are Subjoined, Some Considerations in Favour of Said Petition, So Far as it Relates to the Prohibition of Theatrical Exhibitions (1793)

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Robert Annan (1869)