Winchester. Vilder remarked, "When I consider our deceased friend, whether I view him as a man, a Christian, a minister of the Gospel, or a writer in defence of divine truth, I can but place him in the foremost rank of men, of Christians, of ministers, and of Christian writers." Publications Winchester was a prolific author and used his many publications to spread his message and generate income. Below is a list of his published sermons, books, and poems. The works are identified by truncated titles. 1773: New Book of Poems on Several Occasions 1774: The Reigning Abominations, Especially the Slave Trade 1781: The Seed of the Woman Bruising the Serpent's Head 1782: The Outcasts Comforted 1783: The Gospel Preached by the Apostles 1788: Dialogue on Universal Restoration, Exhibited in Four Dialogues 1779: A Letter to the Rev. C.E. De Coetlogon 1789: A Course of Lectures on the Prophecies That Remain to Be Fulfilled (4 vols., 1789) 1792: Re-published Klein Nicolai's Everlasting Gospel 1792: Oration on the Discovery of America, delivered in London 1792: An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. John Wesley 1793: Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of Dr. George de Benneville 1793: The Process and Empire of Christ 1793: The Three Woe Trumpets 1796: A Defense of Revelation in Ten Letters to Thomas Paine 1796: A Plain Political Catechism 1797: The Psalms of David References External links UUA.org biography 1751 births 1797 deaths People from Brookline, Massachusetts Clergy of the Universalist Church of America 18th-century Christian universalists 18th-century American clergy