Baptist History

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Some Critical Lectures on Baptist Succession - Pound
Baptist History - Spittlehouse
Notes on London's Oldest Baptist Church
The Bogomils of Bulgaria and Bosinia - Brockett
In Vindication of Henry D'Anvers
Records of a Church of Christ in Broadmead, Bristol
Ill News from England- J Clark
The Black Rock Address
The Abington Association NEW
Particular Baptist Origins, 1633-1660 R.E. Pound NEW

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Circular Letters of the Delaware Primitive Baptist Association

In those days the Old School brethren were in three groupings on theology: 1. The Delaware River and the Warwick, Samuel Trott, grouping, the deniers of Nicenism; 2. The Ketocton association, with John Clark, the followers of Niceinism; 3. The followers of Wilson Thompson, a Sabellian, who denied that the Father and the Son entered into an eternal covenant because these were not two distinct Beings, but only personalities of the One Divine Being. It seems to me that at the first, these divisions among the old schoolers was not over absolute predestination, but OVER NICENISM. (REP)

CIRCULAR LETTERS AMONG THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS

Circular Letters of the Warwick Primitive Baptist Association

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Circular Letter of the Contentnea
Baptist Association

1833 Circular Letter
1834 Circular Letter
1835 Circular Letter
1839 Circular Letter
1841 Circular Letter
1842 Circular Letter
1843 Circular Letter
1853 Circular Letter
1856 Circular Letter
1859 Circular Letter

Western Corresponding Association of the
Old School Predestinarian Baptist

1889 Circular Letter
1891 Circular Letter
1896 Circular Letter
1904 Circular Letter
1905 Circular Letter

Yellow River Ass. of
Primitive Baptist

1873 Circular Letter
1880 Circular Letter
1881 Circular Letter
1882 Circular Letter

Mt. Pleasant Ass. of Regular Baptist

1876 Circular
1889 Circular
1915 Circular

Miscellaneous Circular Letters

1811 Licking Association Letter
1889 Licking Association Letter

1890 Roxbury Old School Ass.
1892 Roxbury Old School Ass.

1838 Alleghany Baptist Ass.

1877 Kaw Valley Reg. Baptist

1889 Indian Creek Reg. Old School

1884 Pilgrim's Rest Old School Predestinarian Baptist

1839 Lexington Baptist Ass

1843 Ancient Predestinarian Baptist Ass.

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