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THE PURITAN LIBRARY
Including some New England Divines

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Their Works |
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HISTORIES
& BIOGRAPHIES OF THE PURITANS ETC..
DAVID BOGUE AND JAMES BENNETT
History
of the Dissenters vol 1 of 4 (18.2 MB)
History
of the Dissenters vol 2 of 4 (19.3 MB)
History
of the Dissenters vol 3 of 4 (19.9 MB)
History
of the Dissenters vol 4 of 4 (22.3 MB)
A
rare but a very important work. Covers the period 1688 to 1808.
BENJAMIN
BROOK - LIVES
OF THE PURITANS
Vol
1 of 3 (62 MB)
Vol
2 of 3 (67 MB)
Vol
3 of 3 (68 MB)

DOCUMENTS
RELATING TO THE SETTLEMENT OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND BY THE ACT OF
UNIFORMITY OF 1662 (29.1 MB)





JOHN
BEART
(Pastor of the Congregational Church at Bury St. Edmunds)
Vindication
of the Eternal Law and Everlasting Gospel (13.2 MB)
Peter Toon
writes: "Beart’s
purpose in writing A Vindication
of the Eternal Law and the Everlasting Gospel was to
provide, from the High Calvinist standpoint, an answer to two false
developments of Reformed theology, Baxterian, moderated Calvinism and
the doctrines of Hussey. In the first part of the book he
criticised the doctrines of Baxter and in the second part those of
Hussey. The three doctrines of Hussey which he chose to
attack were the God-Man Christology, the doctrine of eternal
justification and the denial of the free offer of grace."


JOHN
BRINSLEY
The
Sacred and Sovereign Church remedy (5.8 MB)
Wherein the
authority and utility of lawful councils and synods is asserted and
vindicated
TWO TREATISES (26.4 MB)
The
one, handling the doctrine of Christ's mediatorship: wherein the great
gospel-mystery of reconciliation betwixt God and man is opened,
vindicated, and applyed ; the other, of mystical implantation:
wherein the Christian's union and communion with, and conformity to
Jesus Christ, both in his death and resurrection, is opened and applyed







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