Works:
| - 1. ‘Sermon at the Funeral of Mr. John Terry,’ 1720.
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2. ‘Essay concerning Certainty and Infallibility, or Reflections on “The Nature and Consequences of Enthusiasm,”’ 1720.
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3. ‘Enthusiasm Retorted, or Rem...
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| - 1. ‘Sermon at the Funeral of Mr. John Terry,’ 1720.
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2. ‘Essay concerning Certainty and Infallibility, or Reflections on “The Nature and Consequences of Enthusiasm,”’ 1720.
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3. ‘Enthusiasm Retorted, or Remarks on Mr. Morgan's Second Letter to the Four London Ministers,’ 1722.
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4. ‘Greatness of the Divine Love,’ a sermon.
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5. ‘Greatness of the Divine Love Vindicated,’ 2nd edit. 1727.
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6. ‘Appendix to the “Greatness &c., Vindicated,”’ 1729.
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7. ‘Essay concerning Liberty, Grace, and Prescience,’ 1729.
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8. ‘Apology, or Letter to a Friend setting forth the occasion, &c., of the Present Controversy’ (between Fancourt and Messrs. Bliss and Norman), 2nd edit. 1730.
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9. ‘What will be must be, or Future contingencies no contingencies, in a Letter to the Rev. John Norman,’ Salisbury, 1730.
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10. ‘Appendix to a Letter to the Rev. Mr. Norman,’ 3rd edit. 1732.
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11. ‘Greatness of the Divine Love further Vindicated in Reply to Mr. Millar's “Principles of the Reformed Churches,”’ 1732.
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12. ‘Free Agency of Accountable Creatures,’ 1733.
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13. ‘Nature and Expediency of the Gospel Revelation and of a Public Ministry,’ a sermon with appendices, 1733.
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14. ‘Union and Zeal among Protestants,’ 2nd edit. 1745.
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15. ‘Seasonable Discourse on a Slavish Fear of Man and a Holy Trust in God, suited to the Alarms and Danger of the Present Time.’
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16. ‘Nature and Advantage of a Good Education, a Sermon preached in St. Thomas's, for the benefit of the Charity School in Gravel Lane, Southwark,’ 1746.
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