C. S. Miall

N'ajoute guère à Bogue et Bennett.

Voir encore :

Evans (John). A Sketch of the Dénominations into which the Christian luorlcl is

divided; accompanied with a persuasive to religions modération, l''" éd., 1795;

g» éd., 1807.

2° Ouvrages portant plus spécialement

a) sur une secte déterminée.

Waddington (John). Congregational History.

Vaste compilation qui, prise dans son ensemble, couvre les années 1200-1880. Voir les volumes :

— Congregational History, 1700-1800, in relation to contemporaneous events, Education, the Eclipse ofFaith, Revivais and Christian Missions, 1876.

— Congregational History. Continuation to 1850. With spécial référence to the Rise, Growth and Influence of Institutions, Représentative Men, and the Inner Life of the Churches, 1878.

IviMEY (Joseph). A History of the English Baptists, vol. III. Comprising the principal events of the history of Protestant Dissenters, from the Révolution in 1688 till 1760; and ofthe London Baptist Churches during that period, 1824. — Vol. IV. Comprising the principal events of the history of the Protestant Dissenters, during the reign of George III and ofthe Baptist Churches in London, ivith notices of many of the principal churches in the country during the same period, 1830.

Lindsey (Rev. Theophilus). Memoirs of the late —, M. A.,including a brief analysis of his luorks; together with anecdotes and letters of eminent persons, his friends and correspondents : also, a General View of the Progress of the Unitariaii Doctrine in England and America, by Thomas Belsham, 1812.

b) sur une secte ou sur l'ensemble des sectes dans une localité déterminée, notamment.

CoLEMAN (Thomas). Memorials ofthe Indepcndent Churches in Northamiitonshire ,

SiintEE (John) and (Jaston (M.). Indriicndnicy in Warwickshire ...., 1855.

M.i\LL{iSiinea G.). Congregalionalisin in Yurkshire ...., 18('i8.

Halley (Rev. Robert). Lancashirc : Us Paritanism and Nonconformity, 2 vol.,

Urwick (William). Historical Sketches of Nonconformity in the County Palatine

ofChester ...., 1864.

— . Nonc(Jfiformity in Hertfordshire ...., 1884. — . Nonconformity in Worcester ...., 1897.

Densham (W.) and Ogle(J.). The Story ofthe Congregational Churches ofDorsel ...., 1899.

Congregational Historical Society Transactions, depuis 1904.

3° Divers ouvrages que nous avons consultés avec profit, pour l'étude des anciennes sociétés dissidentes.

a) Biographies.

Hall (Robert). A briefmemoir ofthe iife of —. By Olinthus Gregory, 1833. HiNTON (Rev. James). A biographical portraiture of the late —, pastor of a Congregational church in Oxford. By liis son, J. Howard Hinton ...., 1824,

b) Ouvrages de polémique théologique.

PiERCE (James). The Western Inquisition; or, A Relation of the Controversy which has been lately among Dissenters in the West of England, 1720.

An Enquiry into the Causes of the Decay of the Dissenting Interest: in a letter to a dissenting minister, 2" éd., 1730.

DoDORiDGE (Philip). Free Thoughts on the most probable means of reviving the dissenting interest, occasioned by the. late enquiry into the cause of ils decay. Addressed to the author to that enquiry [Works, 1802, vol. IV, pp. 199 sqq.).

Plain Reasons I For Dissenting from the Communion of the Church of England II. Why Dissenters are not, nor can be guilty of Schism, in peaceably Separating from the Places of Public Worship in the Church of England, and III. Several Common Objections brought by Churchmen against Dissenters, Ansivered. By a true Protestant. 23rd éd. To which is added, A Letter to a Divine in Germany, giving a brief but true Account ofthe Protestant Dissenters in England. By the late Revi Edmund Calamy ...., 1736.

The Causes and Reasons of the présent Declension among the Congregational Churches, in London and the Country, in a Letter addressed to the Pastors, Deacons, and Members of those Churches, by one of that Dénomination, inlerspersed luith Reflections on Methodism and Sandemanianism, 1766.

Brine (John). A Réfutation of Arminian Principles, delivered in a Pamphlet, intitled, the Modem Question, concerning Repentance and Faith, examined with Candour ...., in a letter to a Friend, 1743.

FuLLER (Andrew). The Gospel ivorthy of ail acceptation, or the duty of Sinners to believe in Jesus-Christ, 1785. 2d éd. with corrections and additions, to which is added, an appendix, on the question whether the existence ofany holy disposition ofheart be necessary in order to believe in Christ, 1801.

RoBiNSON (R.). A Plan of Lectures on the Principles of Nonconformity, for the instruction of Catechumens, 1778, C« éd.. 1797.

KiNGSBURY (William). An Apology for Village Preachers; or, An Account of the Proceedings and Motives of Protestant Dissenters, and serious Christians of other Dénominations, in their attempts to suppress Infidelity and Vice, and to spread Vital Religion in Country Places: especially where the Means of Pious Instruction among the Poor are rare; with soine aniinadversions on an Anonymoas « Appeal to the People »; and Replies to Objections, 1798.

Hall (Robert). Modem Infidelity considered with respect to its Influence on Society..., 1800.

Bright (J. s.). Apostolical Independency : exemplified in the history, doctrines, discipline, and ordinances of the Congregational Churches, commonly called « Independent », 1842.

Porter (S. T.). Lectures on the Ecclesiastical System of the Independenls, 1856.

HiNTON (John Howard). A Review of the Congregational System, in connection with a department of its local history, being thefirst circular letler of the Berks and West London Association, [1826?]

4" Périodiques nonconformistes.

The Protestant Dissenters Magazine, 6 vol., 1794-99.

Organe du vieux Dissent.

The Evangelical Magazine, depuis 1793.

Organe du nouveau Dissent évangéliquc.

Moins exclusivement théologiques :

The Eclectic Review, depuis 1805.

The British Review and London Critical Journal, depuis 1811.