Histories and Defences

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Accusers of the Brethren

by William Reid

Leprosy in the House; Or Things that Affect the Character of an Assembly as the Place of the Presence of Christ

by George Owen

"The Brethren" (Commonly So-Called): A Brief Sketch. Slightly Revised and Abbreviated by G.C.Willis

by Andrew Miller

A Few Faithful Remarks in the Form of a Dialogue on a Tract Entitled "A Familiar Conversation about the Plymouth Brethren"

circa 1850

A Simple Plain Reply to “A Second Familiar” but Calumnious “Conversation about the Plymouth Brethren. By W. T. H.”

circa 1850

The Brethren: With an Appendix Containing Some Notice of the Mention Made of Them in Mr. Winslow's Silver Trumpet

by William Kelly

circa 1850

The Loose Ground of Gathering, and Neutral Position as to Chist Examined:

by Thomas Newberry

1861

The Plymouth Brethren (so called)

by Edward Crowley

Sep 1865

"Who they are--their creed--mode of worship, etc., explained in a letter to his friends and relations."

12 Pages

A Caution to the Readers of "A Caution against the Darbyites." [By J. E. Howard.] With a few words on “The close of twenty-eight years' association with J. N. D.” [By W. H. Dorman]

by John Jewell Penstone

1867

An Enquiry as to the Scriptural Position of the Plymouth Brethren, so called. A Dialogue

circa 1867

The Teaching of the So-Called Plymouth Brethren; Ought It To Be Tolerated?

by Edward Crowley

1871

The Brethren A Brief Sketch of their Origin, Progress and Testimony

by Andrew Miller

1879

Remarks on Millers, 'The Brethren, their Origin, Progress and Testimony'

by A.P. Cecil

1880

Critical remarks on Andre Miller's pamphlet. Some good points, but a danger of an apparent 'false spiritualism' in refusing to describe ourselves' at all.

4 Pages

Exclusiveness: Its Ground and History.

by J.B. Stoney

circa 1890

8 Pages

Histories and Defences

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