Chapter IV: The Illuminati Agitation in New England (6)

Aulard, A., _Le culte de la Raison et de l’Être suprême_.
Paris, 1904.
Aulard, A., _The French Revolution: a Political History,
1789–1804_. (Tr. from the French). 4 vols. New York, 1910.
Baldwin, Ebenezer, _Annals of Yale College, in New Haven,
Connecticut, from its foundation, to the year 1831, etc._
New Haven, 1831.
Bassett, John Spencer, _The Federalist System, 1789–1801_.
New York and London, 1906.
Bishop, James Leander, _A History of American Manufactures from
1608 to 1860_. 3 vols. Philadelphia, 1861–66.
Byington, Ezra Hoyt, _The Puritan in England and New England_.
Boston, 1896.
Clark, Victor Selden, _History of Manufactures in the United
States, 1607–1860_. Washington, 1916.
Duhr, Bernhard, _Geschichte der Jesuiten in den Ländern deutscher
Zunge im 16. Jahrhundert_. Freiburg, 1907.
Duniway, Clyde Augustus, _The Development of Freedom of the Press
in Massachusetts_. New York, 1906.
Dunlap, William, _History of the American Theatre_. 2 vols.
London, 1833.
Dutton, Samuel W. S., _The History of the North Church in New
Haven_. New Haven, 1842.
Earl, Alice Morse, _Stage-Coach and Tavern Days_. New York, 1900.
Engel, Leopold, _Geschichte des Illuminaten-Ordens. Ein Beitrag zur
Geschichte Bayerns._ Berlin, 1906.
Fiske, John, _A Century of Science and Other Essays_. Boston, 1899.
Forestier, R. Le, _Les Illuminés de Bavière et la Franc-Maçonnerie
allemande_. Paris, 1915.
Hatch, Louis Clinton, _The Administration of the American
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Hazen, Charles Downer, _Contemporary American Opinion of the French
Revolution_. Baltimore, 1897.
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England_. Boston and New York, 1895.
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States_. Philadelphia, 1903.
Madden, Richard Robert, _The United Irishmen, Their Lives and Their
Times_. 12 vols. New York, 1910.
Morse, Anson Ely, _The Federalist Party in Massachusetts to the
Year 1800_. Princeton, 1909.
Mounier, Jean-Jacques, _De l’influence attribuée aux Philosophes,
aux Francs-Maçons et aux Illuminés sur la Révolution Française_.
Paris, 1822.
_One Hundred Years of Temperance._ New York, 1886.
Parker, Edwin Pond, _History of the Second Church of Christ in
Hartford, 1670–1892_. Hartford, 1892.
Quincy, Josiah, _The History of Harvard University_. 2 vols.
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Riley, Isaac Woodbridge, _American Philosophy: The Early Schools_.
New York, 1907.
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Pragmatism_. New York, 1915.
Robinson, William Alexander, _Jeffersonian Democracy in New
England_. New Haven, 1916.
Ruttenber, E. M., _History of the County of Orange, with a History
of the Town and City of Newburgh ..._ Newburgh, N. Y., 1875.
Sawyer, Timothy Thompson, _Old Charlestown: Historical,
Biographical, Reminiscent_. Boston, 1902.
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Philadelphia, 1888–91.
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Jahrhunderts._ Leipzig, 1874.
_Sketches of Yale College, with numerous anecdotes ..._
New York, 1843.
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Reform_. New York, 1901.
Snow, Caleb H., _A History of Boston, the Metropolis of
Massachusetts, from its origin to the present period ..._
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_The Proceedings of the Society of United Irishmen of Dublin._
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the People_. New York, 1910.
Weeden, William Babcock, _Economic and Social History of New
England, 1620–1789_. 2 vols. Boston and New York, 1890.
Winsor, Justin (editor), _The Memorial History of Boston, including
Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 1630–1880_. 4 vols.
Boston, 1880–1.

C. _Ecclesiastical._

_Acts and Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America, May 17, 1798._
Philadelphia, 1798.
Backus, Isaac, _A History of New England. With Particular Reference
to the Denomination of Christians called Baptists_.
(2nd edition). 2 vols. Newton, Mass., 1871.
Beardsley, Eben Edwards, _The History of the Episcopal Church in
Connecticut_. 2 vols. New York, 1866.
Blake, S. Leroy, _The Separates or Strict Congregationalists of New
England_. Boston, 1902.
Burrage, Henry Sweetser, _A History of the Baptists in New
England_. Philadelphia, 1894.
Buck, Edward, _Massachusetts Ecclesiastical Law_. Boston, 1866.
Christie, Francis A., _The Beginnings of Arminianism in New
England_. In Papers of the American Society of Church History,
Second Series, vol. iii, New York and London, 1912, pp. 151–172.
Cobb, Sanford Hoadley, _The Rise of Religious Liberty in America_.
New York, 1902.
Cooke, George Willis, _Unitarianism in America: A History of its
Origin and Development_. Boston, 1902.
Dexter, Henry Martyn, _The Congregationalism of the Last Three
Hundred Years, as seen in its literature_. New York, 1880.
Dorchester, Daniel, _Christianity in the United States from the
First Settlement down to the Present Time_. Revised edition.
New York, 1895.
Ford, David Barnes, _New England’s Struggles for Religious
Liberty_. Philadelphia, 1896.
Foster, Frank Hugh, _A Genetic History of the New England
Theology_. Chicago, 1907.
Goddard, Harold Clarke, _Studies in New England Transcendentalism_.
New York, 1908.
Greene, Maria Louise, _The Development of Religious Liberty in
Connecticut_. Boston and New York, 1905.
Hayward, John, _The Religious Creeds and Statistics of Every
Christian Denomination in the United States and British
Provinces_. Boston, 1836.
Herzog, J. J. and Plitt, G. L., _Real-Encyklopädie für
protestantische Theologie und Kirche. 2. Aufl._ 18 vols.
Leipzig, 1877–1888.
Herzog, J. J. and Hauck, A., _Realencyklopädie für protestantische
Theologie und Kirche. 3 Aufl._ 24 vols. Leipzig, 1896–1913.
Lauer, Paul E., _Church and State in New England_. In Johns Hopkins
University Studies in Historical and Political Science,
Tenth Series, ii-iii, Baltimore, 1892, pp. 83–188.
Reed, Susan Martha, _Church and State in Massachusetts, 1691–1740_.
Urbana, Ill., 1914. In University of Illinois Studies in the Social
Sciences, iii, 4.
Swift, Lindsay, _The Massachusetts Election Sermons_. In
Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, i,
Transactions, 1892–94, pp. 388–451. Reprinted as Swift, Lindsay,
_The Massachusetts Election Sermons: An Essay in Descriptive
Bibliography_. Cambridge, 1897.
Walker, Williston, _The Creeds and Platforms of Congregationalism_.
New York, 1893.
Walker, Williston, _A History of the Congregational Churches in the
United States_. New York, 1894. (American Church History Series).

D. _Masonic_

(See also Masonic material listed under Sermons, Orations and
Addresses, and Miscellaneous Works)

_An Abstract of the Proceedings of the Anti-masonic State
Convention of Massachusetts, Held in Faneuil Hall, Boston,
Dec. 30 and 31, 1829, and Jan. 1, 1830._ Boston, 1830.
_By-Laws of King Solomon’s Lodge, Charlestown, etc._ Boston, 1885.
_By-Laws of St. John’s Lodge, Adopted May 15, A. L. 5843._
Boston, 1844.
_By-Laws of Tyrian Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons,
Gloucester._ Salem, 1874.
Hayden, Sidney, _Washington and His Masonic Compeers_.
New York, 1867.
Heard, J. A., _A Historical Account of Columbian Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons, of Boston, Mass._ Boston, 1856.
_Historical Sketch and Centennial Anniversary of Washington Lodge
A. F. & A. M., Roxbury, Mass._ Roxbury, 1896.
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, _The History of Free Masonry_. 7 Vols.
New York, 1898.
McCarthy, Charles, _The Anti-Masonic Party, 1827–1840_. In Annual
Report of the American Historical Association, 1902, pp. 365–574.
Myers, E. M., _History of Free Masonry and Its Progress in the
United States_. Petersburg, Va., 1887.
_Proceedings of the Anti-masonic State Convention_ [Vermont],
_holden At Montpelier, June 23, 24 & 25, 1830. Reports and
Addresses._ Middlebury, 1830.
Sachse, Julius Friederich, _Washington’s Masonic Correspondence_.
Philadelphia, 1915.
Storer, E. G., (Compiler), _The Records of Free Masonry in the
State of Connecticut, etc._ 2 Vols. New Haven, 1859–61.
Surette, L. A., _By-laws of Corinthian Lodge, of Ancient, Free, and
Accepted Masons, of Concord, Mass._ Concord, 1859.
Waterman, T., (Compiler), _By-Laws of St. Andrew’s Royal Arch
Chapter, Boston_. Boston, 1859.

PUBLIC AND OTHER RECORDS

_American State Papers, Class I: Foreign Relations, 1789–1828._
6 vols. Washington, 1832–1859.
_Annual Reports of American Historical Association_, for 1894,
1896, 1902, and 1912. Washington.
_Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut in America._
Hartford, 1786.
_Acts and Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts._
13 vols. Boston, 1890–1898.
_Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of the Province of the
Massachusetts Bay._ 5 vols. Boston, 1869–1886.
Benton, Thomas Hart, _Abridgement of the Debates of Congress,
from 1789_ to _1856_. 16 vols. New York, 1857–6
_Charter Granted by Their Majesties King William and Queen Mary, to
the Inhabitants of Massachusetts-Bay in New-England._
Boston, 1726.
_Charters and “Acts and Laws” of the Province of Massachusetts-Bay,
with Appended Acts and Laws._ Boston, 1726–35.
_Connecticut, Colonial Records of_, (ed. by C. J. Hoadly and
J. Hammond Trumbull). 15 vols. Hartford, 1894–5.
_Connecticut Historical Society Collections._ 8 vols. Hartford,
1860–1902.
_Dedham Historical Register._ 14 vols. Dedham, Mass., 1890–1902.
_Essex Institute_ [Salem, Mass.], _Historical Collections_. 53
vols. Salem, 1859–1917.
_Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, from November 28th,
1780, to February 28th, 1807, etc._ 3 vols. Boston, 1801–7.
_Massachusetts Historical Society Collections, 1792–1918._
74 vols. Boston.
_New Haven Colony Historical Society Papers._ 6 vols. New Haven,
1865–1900.
_The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States,
etc._ (Gales and Seaton). 42 vols. Washington, 1834–56.
_United States Statutes at Large._

SERMONS

Abbot, Abiel, _A Memorial of Divine Benefits. In a sermon,
delivered at Exeter, on the 15th, and at Haverhill, on the
29th of November, 1798, days of public thanksgiving,
in New-Hampshire and Massachusetts_. Haverhill,
Massachusetts, 1798.
Bartlett, Josiah, _A Discourse on the Origin, Progress and Design
of Free Masonry. Delivered at the meeting-house in Charlestown,
in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on the Anniversary of
St. John the Baptist, June 24, A. D. 1793_. Boston, 1793.
Belknap, Jeremy, _A Sermon, delivered before the convention of the
clergy of Massachusetts, in Boston, May 26, 1796_. Boston, 1796.
Bradford, Ebenezer, _The Nature and Manner of Giving Thanks to
God, Illustrated. A sermon, delivered on the day of the national
thanksgiving, February 19, 1795_. Boston, 1795.
Clark, Abraham L., _The Secrets of Masonry Illustrated and
Explained; in a discourse, preached at South-Kingston, before the
Grand Lodge of the State of Rhode-Island, etc., September 3d,
A. L. 5799_. Providence, 1799.
Cumings, Henry, _A Sermon preached at Billerica, November 29,
1798, being the day of the anniversary thanksgiving throughout
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts_. Boston, 1798.
Cummings, Abraham, _The Present Times Perilous. A sermon, preached
at Sullivan, on the national fast, April 25, 1799_. (n. d.).
Dana, Daniel, _Two Sermons, delivered April 25, 1799; the day
recommended by the President of the United States for national
humiliation, fasting and prayer_. Newburyport, 1799.
Dana, Joseph, _A Sermon, delivered February 19, 1795, being a day
of general thanksgiving throughout the United States of America_.
Newburyport, 1795.
Dwight, Timothy, _The Duty of Americans in the Present Crisis.
Illustrated in a discourse, preached on the Fourth of July, 1798
... at the request of the citizens of New-Haven._
New-Haven, 1798.
Dwight, Timothy, _A Discourse on some events of the last century,
delivered in the Brick Church in New Haven, on Wednesday,
January 7, 1801_. New Haven, 1801.
Eckley, Joseph, _A Discourse, delivered on the public thanksgiving
day, November 29, 1798_. Boston, 1798.
Emmons, Nathaniel, _A Discourse, delivered on the national fast,
April 25, 1799_. Wrentham, Mass., 1799.
French, Jonathan, _A Sermon, delivered on the anniversary
thanksgiving, November 29, 1798, with some additions in the
historical part_. Andover, 1799.
Harris, William, _A Sermon delivered at Trinity Church in Boston,
before the annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in Massachusetts, on Tuesday, the 28th of May, 1799_. Boston, 1799.
Kirkland, John Thornton, _A Sermon, delivered on the 9th of
May, 1798. Being the day of a national fast, recommended by the
President of the United States._ Boston, 1798.
Lathrop, Joseph, _A Sermon, on the Dangers of the Times,
from Infidelity and Immorality; and especially from a lately
discovered Conspiracy against Religion and Government, delivered
at West-Springfield and afterward at Springfield_. Springfield,
September, 1798.
Miller, Samuel, _A Discourse delivered in the New Presbyterian
Church, New York: before the Grand Lodge of the State of New
York.... June 24th, 1795_. 1795.
Morse, Jedidiah, _The Present Situation of Other Nations of the
World, Contrasted with our Own. A sermon, delivered at
Charlestown, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, February 19,
1795; being the day recommended by George Washington,
President of the United States of America,
for publick thanksgiving and prayer._ Boston, 1795.
Morse, Jedidiah, _A Sermon, delivered at the New North Church in
Boston, in the morning, and in the afternoon at Charlestown,
May 9th, 1798, being the day recommended by John Adams, President
of the United States of America, for solemn humiliation,
fasting and prayer_. Boston, 1798.
Morse, Jedediah, _A Sermon delivered before the Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at a
public installation of the officers of Corinthian Lodge,
at Concord ... June 25, 1798_. (n. d.)
Morse, Jedediah, _A Sermon, preached at Charlestown, November 29,
1798, on the anniversary thanksgiving in Massachusetts. With
an Appendix, designed to illustrate some parts of the discourse;
exhibiting proofs of the early existence, progress, and
deleterious effects of French intrigue and influence in the
United States._ Boston, 1798.
Morse, Jedediah, _A Sermon, Exhibiting the Present Dangers, and
Consequent Duties of the Citizens of the United States of
America. Delivered at Charlestown, April 25, 1799, the day of
the national fast._ Charlestown, 1799.
[Osgood, David], _The Wonderful Works of God are to be remembered.
A sermon delivered on the day of the annual thanksgiving,
November 20, 1794._ Boston, 1794.
Osgood, David, _A Discourse, delivered February 19, 1795. The day
set apart by the President for a general thanksgiving throughout
the United States._ Boston, 1795.
Osgood, David, _Some facts evincive of the atheistical, anarchical,
and in other respects, immoral principles of the French
republicans, stated in a sermon delivered on the 9th of May,
1798_. Boston, 1798.
Osgood, David, _The Devil let loose; or the Wo occasioned to the
inhabitants of the earth by his wrathful appearance among them.
Delivered on the day of the national fast, April 25, 1799._
Boston, 1799.
Packard, Hezekiah, _Federal Republicanism, displayed in two
discourses, preached on the day of the state fast at Chelmsford,
and on the day of the national fast at Concord, in April, 1799_.
Boston, 1799.
Payson, Seth, _A Sermon, at the consecration of the Social Lodge
in Ashby, and at the installation of its officers, June 24,
A. D. 1799_. Amherst, N. H., 1800.
Prentiss, Caleb, _A Sermon delivered before Mount Moriah Lodge; at
Reading in the County of Middlesex; at the celebration of
St. John; June 24th, A. D. 1799_.
Leominster (Mass.) ... Anno Lucis 5799.
[Sherman, Josiah], _A Sermon to Swine: From Luke xv: 16 ...
Containing a concise, but sufficient answer to General Allen’s
Oracles of Reason_. Litchfield, 1787.
Strong, Nathan, _A Sermon, preached on the state fast, April 6th,
1798. Published at the request of the hearers._ Hartford, 1798.
Strong, Nathan, _Political Instruction from the Prophecies of God’s
Word,—a sermon preached on the state thanksgiving, Nov. 29,
1798_. Hartford, 1798.
Tappan, David, _A Sermon delivered to the first congregation in
Cambridge, and a religious society in Charlestown,
April 11, 1793_. Boston, 1793.
Tappan, David, _Christian Thankfulness explained and enforced. A
sermon delivered at Charlestown, in the afternoon of February 19,
1795_. Boston, 1795.
Tappan, David, _A Discourse delivered in the Chapel of Harvard
College, June 19, 1798, occasioned by the approaching departure
of the Senior Class from the University_. Boston, 1798.
Taylor, John, _A Sermon, delivered on the day of public
thanksgiving, at Deerfield; Nov. 29, ’98_. Greenfield, (n. d.).
Thayer, John, _A Discourse, delivered at the Roman Catholic Church
in Boston on the 9th of May, 1798, a day recommended by the
President for humiliation and prayer throughout the United
States_. Boston, 1798.
Weld, Ezra, _A Discourse, delivered April 25, 1799; being the day
of fasting and prayer throughout the United States of America_.
Boston, 1799.

ORATIONS AND ADDRESSES

Beedé, Thomas, _An Oration, delivered at Roxbury, July 4, 1799. In
commemoration of American Independence_. Boston, 1799.
Bentley, William, _A Charge delivered before the Morning Star
Lodge, in Worcester, Massachusetts, upon the festival of Saint
John the Baptist, June 25, A. L. 1798_. Worcester,
June A. L. 1798.
Bishop, Abraham, _Connecticut Republicanism. An Oration on the
Extent and Power of Political Delusion. Delivered in New-Haven,
on the evening preceding the public commencement,
September, 1800._ Philadelphia, 1800.
Bishop, Abraham, _Oration delivered at Wallingford, on the 11th of
March, 1801, before the Republicans of the State of Connecticut,
and their general thanksgiving for the election of Thomas
Jefferson to the Presidency and of Aaron Burr to the
Vice Presidency of the United States of America_.
New-Haven, 1801.
Bishop, Abraham, _Proofs of a Conspiracy, against Christianity, and
the Government of the United States; exhibited in several views
of the union of church and state in New-England_. Hartford, 1802.
Brown, William, _An Oration spoken at Hartford ... on the
anniversary of American Independence, July 4th, A. D. 1799_.
Hartford, 1799.
Collins, Alexander, _A Masonic Oration, pronounced on the festival
of St. John the Evangelist, December 26, 1799.... In Middletown_.
Middletown, 1800.
Crawford, John, _An Address, delivered at the Grand Convention of
the Free Masons of the State of Maryland; held on the 10th May,
1802,—in which the observance of secrecy is vindicated, and the
principal objections of Professor Robison against the
institution, are candidly considered_. Baltimore, 1802.
Dwight, Theodore, _An Oration spoken at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut, on the anniversary of American Independence,
July 4th, 1798_. Hartford, 1798.
Edmond, David, _An Oration delivered at Ridg[e]field on the Fourth
of July, 1799, before a large concourse of people, assembled to
commemorate their National Independence_. Danbury, MDCCXCIX.
Gardiner, John, Esq., _The Speech of, delivered in the House of
Representatives. On Thursday, the 26th of January, 1792_....
Boston, 1792.
[Harris, Thaddeus Mason], _The Fraternal Tribute of Respect paid
to the Masonic Character of Washington, in the Union Lodge, in
Dorchester, January 7th, A. L. 1800_. Charlestown, 1800.
Hodge, Michael, _An Oration pronounced before the Right Worshipful
Master & Brethren of St. Peter’s Lodge, at the Episcopal Church
in Newburyport, on the festival of St. John the Baptist,
June 24th, 1802_. Newburyport, ... 1802.
Lewis, Zechariah, _An oration, on the Apparent and the Real
Political Situation of the United States, pronounced before the
Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati, assembled at New-Haven,
... July 4th, 1799_. New-Haven, 1799.
Lisle, Henry Maurice, _An Address, delivered before the Grand Lodge
of Massachusetts, on the festival of St. John the Evangelist,
Dec. 27th, A. L. 1805_.... Boston, 1805.
Jackson, Charles, _An Oration, delivered before the Right
Worshipful Master and Brethren of St. Peter’s Lodge, at the
Episcopal Church in Newburyport, Massachusetts, on the festival
of St. John the Baptist; celebrated June 25, 1798_. Newburyport,
March A. L. 1799.
Lowell, John, Junior, _An Oration, pronounced July 4th, 1799,
at the request of the inhabitants of the town of Boston, in
commemoration of the anniversary of American Independence_.
Boston, 1799.
Mann, James, _An Address, delivered December 18, 1799. Before
the Brethren of Montgomery Lodge; at their Masonic Hall in
Franklin_.... Wrentham, 1800.
Parish, Elijah, _An Oration, delivered at Byfield, July 4, 1799_.
Newburyport, (n. d.).
Smith, John C., _An Oration, pronounced at Sharon, on the
anniversary of American Independence, 4th of July, 1798_.
Litchfield, (n. d.).
Stoddard, Amos, _An Oration, delivered in the meeting house
of the First Parish in Portland, Monday, June 24th, 1799 ...
in celebration of the anniversary festival of St. John the
Baptist_.... Portland, 1799.
Stoddard, A[mos], _An Oration, delivered before the citizens of
Portland ... on the Fourth of July, 1799_.... Portland, 1799.

PAMPHLETS

Backus, Isaac, _An Appeal to the Public for Religious Liberty.
Against the Oppressions of the Present Day_. Boston, 1773.
Backus. Isaac, _Government and Liberty Described: and
Ecclesiastical Tyranny Exposed_. Boston, 1778.
[Cheetham, James], _An Answer to Alexander Hamilton’s letter,
concerning the public conduct and character of John Adams, Esq.,
President of the United States. By a Citizen of New York._
New York, 1800.
Cobbett, William, _A Bone to Gnaw, for the Democrats; or
Observations on a Pamphlet entitled “The Political Progress of
Britain”_. Philadelphia, 1795.
[Ogden, John Cosens], _A View of the New England Illuminati:
who are indefatigably engaged in destroying the religion and
government of the United States; under a feigned regard for their
safety—and under an impious abuse of true religion_.
(2nd edition). Philadelphia, 1799.
_Pseud: Effects of the Stage on the Manners of a People: and the
Propriety of Encouraging and Establishing a Virtuous Theatre.
By a Bostonian._ Boston, 1792.
[Russell, Jonathan], _To the Freemen of Rhode-Island, etc._ (n. d.).
[Sullivan, James], _The Altar of Baal thrown down: or, the French
Nation defended, against the pulpit slander of David Osgood,
A. M., pastor of the church in Medford. Par Citoyen de Novion._
Boston, 1795.
_The Pretensions of Thomas Jefferson to the Presidency examined and
the charges against John Adams refuted._ 1796.
_The Rights of the Drama: or, an Inquiry into the Origin,
Principles, and Consequences of Theatrical Entertainments.
By Philo Dramatis._ 1792.
[Wood, John], _A Full Exposition of the Clintonian Faction, and the
Society of the Columbian Illuminati; with an account of the
writer of the narrative, and the characters of his certificate
men, as also remarks on Warren’s Pamphlet.
By J—— W——._ Newark, 1802.

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

Allen, Ethan, _Reason the Only Oracle of Man, etc._ Bennington,
State of Vermont, 1784.
Aufrere, Anthony, _The Cannibal’s Progress; or the Dreadful Horrors
of the French Invasion, etc._ (Tr. from the German.) Portsmouth,
New-Hampshire, 1798.
Barruel, Augustin, _Memoirs of Jacobinism_. 4 vols. London, 1797.
Chauncy, Charles, _Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion in
New England_. Boston, 1743.
Chauncy, Charles, _The Salvation of All Men the Grand Thing aimed
at in the Scheme of God_. London, 1784.
Cunningham, Abner, _Practical Infidelity Portrayed and the
Judgments of God made Manifest_. (3rd edition). New York, 1836.
Du Pan, J. Mallet, _The History of the Destruction of the Helvetic
Union and Liberty_. Boston, 1799.
Dwight, Timothy, _Theology: Explained and Defended_. 5 vols.
Middletown, Conn., 1818.
_Eulogium and Vindication of Masonry. Selected (and Improved) from
Various Writers._ Philadelphia, 1792.
Evans, Charles, _American Bibliography_. Vols. i-viii published.
Chicago, 1903–15.
Harris, Thaddeus Mason, _Discourses, delivered on public occasions,
illustrating the principles, displaying the tendency, and
vindicating the design of Freemasonry_. Charlestown, 1801.
Payson, Seth, _Proofs of the Real Existence, and Dangerous
Tendency, of Illuminism, etc._ Charlestown, 1802.
Robison, John, _Proofs of a Conspiracy against all the Religions
and Governments of Europe, carried on in the Secret Meetings of
the Free Masons, Illuminati, and Reading Societies_.
(3rd edition). London, 1798.
Stedman (Edmund Clarence) and Mackay (Ellen Hutchinson), _A Library
of American Literature_. 11 vols. New York, 1888–1890.
_The Freemason’s Monitor; or Illustrations of Masonry._ In Two
Parts. By a Royal Arch Mason. Albany, 1797.
_The Maryland Ahiman Rezon of Free and Accepted Masons ..._.
Baltimore, 1797.
_The Vocal Companion, and Masonic Register._ Boston, 1802.
Trumbull, James Hamond, _List of Books Printed in Connecticut,
1709–1800_. Hartford, 1904.
Webster, Noah, _The Revolution in France considered in respect to
its progress and effects_. New York, 1794.
Wise, John, _A Vindication of the Government of New-England
Churches, and The Churches Quarrel Espoused_. Boston, 1860.
Wolfstieg, August, _Bibliographie der freimaurerischen Literatur_.
2 vols. and Register. 1911–13.

VITA

The author was born near New London, Ohio, November 23, 1875. His early education was obtained in the public schools of New London and North Fairfield (O.), and in the preparatory department of Hiram College. Upon completing an undergraduate course in the latter institution in 1901, he received the degree of A.B. Ten years were thereupon devoted to the work of the Christian ministry, in pastorates at Cincinnati, Ohio, and Angola, Indiana. He was in residence at Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary for the first half of the academic year 1907–8. In 1911 he returned to these institutions, and in 1912 received from the former the degree of A.M. He completed his residence requirements for the doctorate in 1913. He worked in the seminars of Professors Shotwell, Rockwell, and McGiffert, and in addition took courses under Professors Giddings, Dewey, Robinson, and Monroe. He was called to the position of Dean and Professor of New Testament and Church History in Hiram College in 1913, where his professional service continues.