Historia
ENFIELD, WILLIAM (1741-1797)
Escribió: Sermons for the Use of Families (1768-1770); Prayers for the Use of Families (1770); Sermon preached at the Ordination of the Rev. Philip Taylor (1770); Remarks on several late Publications relative to the Dissenters, in a letter to Dr. Priestley (1770), a la que replicó Priestley; The Preacher's Directory (1771); Hymns for Public Worship, selected (1772); An Essay towards the History of Leverpool, drawn up chiefly from the papers left by the late Mr. George Perry (1773); The English Preacher, or Sermons on the Principal Subjects of Religion and Morality (1773-79); Observations on Literary Property (1774); The Speaker, or Miscellaneous Pieces selected from the best English Writers (1774); A Sermon on the Death of Mr. J. Galloway (1777); Biographical Sermons on the principal Characters in Scripture; A Sermon on the Ordination of the Rev. J. P. Estlin (1778); A Funeral Sermon on the Death of the Rev. John Aikin, D. D. (1780); Discourse on the Progress of Religion and Christian Knowledge (1780); Exercies in Elocution (1780); una traducción de Elements of Geometry (1781) de Rossignol; Institutes of Natural Philosophy (1785); The History of Philosophy... from Brucker's "Historia Critica Philosophiæ (1791); Sermons on Practical Subjects (1798). Contribuyó a Cabinet, publicada en Norwich, a Monthly Magazine y a Monthly y Analytical, escribiendo varios artículos para el primer volumen de General Biographical Dictionary de Aikin. Varias de sus primeras obras fueron traducidas al alemán. Se casó en 1767 con Mary, hija de Richard Holland, pañero, de Liverpool. Sus hijos, Richard y Henry, fueron funcionarios en Nottingham.