18th and 19th Century Translations
| Name | Date |
|---|---|
| Challoner's revision of the Douay-Rheims Bible | 1752 |
| John Wesley, Wesley's New Testament | 1755 |
| Quaker Bible | 1764 |
| Thomson's Translation | 1808 |
| Alexander Campbell's The Living Oracles | 1826 |
| Webster's Revision | 1833 |
| Young's Literal Translation | 1862 |
| Julia E. Smith Parker Translation | 1876 |
| Revised Version | 1885 |
| Darby Bible | 1890 |
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