the grace of God shone forth with distinguished lustre. The Christian ministry enjoyed in him one of its brightest ornaments, and the Nonconformists one of their ablest defenders and advocates. He died full of years and of honour, in the presence of his brethren, and lamented by all good men. He is now enjoying that Everlasting Rest,' of which he wrote so well, and for which he prepared so many. No sculptured monument has been reared to his memory, to mark the spot where his ashes repose. He needs it not. His name lives in his works. Among the Christian writers of our country, there is perhaps no individual who occupies so wide a circle, or who fills it with so deserved an influence, as RICHARD BAXTER.

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST

OF

THE WORKS OF BAXTER.

1. APHORISMS of Justification, with their Explications Wherein also is opened the Nature of the Covenants, Satisfaction, Righteousness, Faith, Works, &c. 1649. 12mo.

2. The Saint's Everlasting Rest; or, a Treatise of the blessed State of the Saints in their enjoyment of God. 1649. 4to. 3. Plain Scripture Proof of Infants' Church-Membership and Baptism. 1650. 4to.

4. Animadversions on a Tract by Mr. Thos. Bedford. 1652. 4to.

5. A Friendly Accommodation of the Controversy with Mr. Bedford. 1652. 4to.

6. Tombs's Precursor, stayed and examined. 1652. 4to.

7. Letters between Mr. Baxter and Mr. Tombs, concerning

their Dispute. 1652. 4to.

8. The right Method for Peace of Conscience and Spiritual Comfort, in thirty-two directions. 12mo. 1653.

9. Richard Baxter's Judgment about the Perseverance of Believers. 1653.

10. Christian Concord; or, the Agreement of the Associated Pastors and Churches of Worcestershire. 1653. 4to.

11. The Worcestershire Petition to Parliament. 1653, 4to.

12. The Petition Defended in Sixteen Queries, in a book intitled A Brief Discovery of the three-fold State of Antichrist.' 1653. 4to.

13. True Christianity; two Assize Sermons. 1654. 4to. 14. Richard Baxter's Apology; containing his Reasons of Dissent from Mr. Blake, &c. 1654. 4to.

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Reduction of a Digressor in Reply to

Kendal. 1654. 4to.

Admonition to Eyre. 1654. 4to.

Crandon Anatomised. 1654. 4to.

Confutation of Lewis Molinæus. 1654. 4to.

Confession of Faith; especially concerning the Interest of Repentance and sincere Obedience to Christ in our Justification and Salvation. 1655. 4to.

humble Advice to the Members of Parlialiament; a Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey. 1655. 4to.

21. Making Light of Christ. 1655. 4to.

22. Of Judgment; a Sermon preached in St. Paul's. 1655. 4to. 23. The Quaker's Catechism. 1655. 4to.

24. The Unreasonableness of Infidelity. 1655. 8vo.

25. Gildas Salvianus; or, the Reformed Pastor. 1656. 8vo. 26. The Agreement of the Worcestershire Ministers for Catechising. 1656. 12mo.

27. Certain Disputations of Right to the Sacraments. 1656. 28. The Safe Religion; or, three Disputations for the Reformed Religion against Popery. 1657. 8vo.

29. A Treatise of Conversion. 1657. 4to.

30. A Winding-Sheet for Popery. 1657. 8vo.

31. A Sheet for the Ministry against Malignants. Ibid.

32. A Sheet against the Quakers. Ibid.

33. A Second Sheet for the Ministry. Ibid.

34. A Sheet directing Justices in Corporations to discharge their duty to God. Ibid.

35. A Call to the Unconverted. 1657. 8vo.

36. The Crucifying of the World by the Cross of Christ. 1658.

4to.

37. Saving Faith. 1658. 4to.

38. Confirmation and Restoration. 1658. 12mo.

39. Directions and Persuasions to a sound Conversion. 1658.

4to.

40. Disputations of Church Government. 1658. 4to.

41. The Judgment and Advice of the Associated Ministers of Worcestershire, in reference to Dury. 1658. 4to.

42. Four Disputations of Justification. 1658. 4to.

43. Universal Concord. 1658. 12mo.

44. The Grotian Religion discovered. 1658. 12mo.

45. Key for Catholics. 1659. 4to.

46. Holy Commonwealth. 1659. Svo.

47. A Treatise of Death; a Funeral Sermon for Mrs. Baker.

1659. 8vo.

48. A Treatise of Self-Denial. 1659. 4to.

49. Catholic Unity. 1659. 12mo.

50. The True Catholic and Catholic Church described. 1659.

12mo.

51. A Sermon of Repentance, preached before the House of Commons, April 30. 1659. 4to.

52. A Sermon of right Rejoicing, preached before the Lord Mayor, May 10. 1659. 4to.

53. The Life of Faith, a Sermon, preached before the King, July 22. 1659. 4to.

54. The Successive Visibility of the Church. 1659. 12mo. 55. The vain Religion of the formal Hypocrite. 1659. 12mo. 56. The Fool's Prosperity. 1659. 12mo.

57. The Last Work of a Believer; a Sermon preached at the Death of Mrs. Hanmer. 1659. 4to.

58. The Petition to the Bishops for Peace, &c. 1661. 59. The Reformed Liturgy. 1661.