THOMAS CAMPBELL (1763-1854)

I. Separate Publications: Declaration and Address of the Christian Association of Washington. Washington, PA: Washington Christian Association, 1809. Prospectus of a Religious Reformation, the Object of Which is the Restoration of Primitive Apostolic Christianity in Letter and Spirit--in Principle and Practice. [Cincinnati, OH, 1829.] On Religious Reformation. [Richmond, VA ?: ca. 1832.] II. Reprintings, as Separate Publications: Declaration and Address of the Christian Association of Washington. 1809. Pittsburgh, PA: Centennial Committee, 1908. Zinc etching reprint issued in a limited edition for the Pittsburgh Centennial. Shows corrections made by the author and revision marks of Alexander Campbell. Declaration and Address. 1809. Centennial ed. Pittsburgh, PA: Centennial Bureau, 1909. Reprint, including facsimile reproduction of the title page. On title page: "Thirtieth Thousand." The Paraphrase of Thomas Campbell's Declaration and Address by Knofel Staton. Joplin, MO: College Press, [1976]. III. First-Appearance Contributions to Books: "English Classical School, or Mercantile Academy." Scholastic Theology. n. p., n. d. (ca. 1815.) Letter to Sidney Rigdon (February 4, 1831). Mormonism Unvailed by Eber D. Howe. Painesville, OH: Eber D. Howe, 1834. Pp. 116-123. First published in the Painesville Telegraph (February 15, 1831): 2. "Family Education: The Nursery." Family Culture, or, Conversations at the Carlton House by Alexander Campbell. London: Hall and Co., 1850. Pp. 335-343. First published in Millennial Harbinger (August 1840): 340-345. "Protest and Appeal." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 12-15. Address on Withdrawing from the Associate Synod of North America. Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 17-18. "Letters of Thomas Campbell." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 141-193. Thirteen letters to Mrs. Jane Campbell, Dorothea Bryant, A. S. Hayden, Dorothea Bryant, Alexander Campbell, Brother and Sister Bakewell, Margaret Campbell, and the Editor of the Gospel Advocate, and an album note to Mrs. Julia Bakewell. "Thomas Campbell's Diary, Anno Domini, 1800." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 194-204. "Notes of a Sermon." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 205-206. "Method of Discoursing." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 207-209. "Address of Thomas Campbell to the Synod of Ireland, Met at Belfast, County Down, 1804." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 210-214. "Farewell Discourse of Thomas Campbell." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 215-234. First published in Millennial Harbinger (March 1854): 133-145. "Christianity Is Neither a Theory Nor a Philosophy." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 235-252. "Circular Letter" (1816). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell by Robert Richardson. 2 vols. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1868. Vol. 1. Pp. 539-555. Extract of a Letter to His Family (April 1807). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell by Robert Richardson. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. Vol. 1. P. 80. Extract of a Letter to His Family (May 27, 1807). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell by Robert Richardson. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. Vol. 1. Pp. 85-86. Extract of a Letter to His Family (January 1, 1808). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell. by Robert Richardson. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. Vol. 1. Pp. 88-90. Extracts of Two Letters to Alexander Campbell (1811). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell. by Robert Richardson. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. Vol. 1. Pp. 413-421. Extracts of Two Letters to Alexander Campbell (1812). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell. by Robert Richardson. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. Vol. 1. Pp. 447-455. Letter of Dismission (August 1, 1823). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell by Robert Richardson. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. Vol. 2. P. 69. Extract of a Letter to Alexander Campbell (April 9, 1828). Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, Vol. 2 (Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1871), pp. 219-220. "Obituary" [of Jane Corneigle Campbell] in "Some Thoughts Through the Years." Restoration Readings. Ed. Oram Jackson Swinney. [Kansas City, MO: Old Paths Book Club,] 1949. Pp. 16-22. First published as "Obituary" in Millennial Harbinger (June 1835): 284-287. Answers to Queries in "Some Pioneer Answers--1824 thru 1861." Restoration Readings. Ed. Oram Jackson Swinney. [Kansas City, MO: Old Paths Book Club,] 1949. Pp. 60-61; 73-75. First published as "Queries" in The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 2, September 7, 1829): 581; and as "Queries by A. S. H." in Millennial Harbinger (May 1845): 220-222. "Christianity," The Millennial Harbinger Abridged, ed. Benjamin Lyon Smith. Vol. 2. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing Company. 1902. Pp. 318-329. First published in Millennial Harbinger (November 1844): 481-491. IV. Reprintings, as Contributions to Books: "Declaration and Address." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 25-109. Second Edition, with emendations and notes by Alexander Campbell. Extract of a Letter to Sidney Rigdon (February 4, 1831). Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio by A. S. Hayden. Cincinnati, OH: Chase & Hall, 1875. Pp. 217-220. First published in the Painesville Telegraph (February 15, 1831): 2. First book appearance in Mormonism Unvailed by Eber D. Howe. Painesville, OH: Eber D. Howe, 1834. Pp. 116-123. "Declaration and Address." 1861. Historical Documents Advocating Christian Union. Ed. Charles Alexander Young. Chicago, IL: The Christian Century Co., 1904. Pp. 71-209. Reprints text of Second Edition. "Declaration and Address." 1861. The Christian Union Overture: An Interpretation of the Declaration and Address of Thomas Campbell by Frederick D. Kershner. St. Louis: The Bethany Press, 1923. Pp. 31-34, 51-55, 59-62, 70-73, 81, 83-99, 105-108, 113-145. Reprints text of the Second Edition, except pp. 105-108, which is from the Centennial Edition. "Prospectus of a Religious Reformation, &c." Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 253-264. Extract of a Letter to Alexander Campbell (April 9, 1828). Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio by A. S. Hayden. Cincinnati, OH: Chase & Hall, 1875. Pp. 148-149. First published in Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, Vol. 2 (Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1871), pp. 219-220. Address on Withdrawing from the Associate Synod of North America. Thomas Campbell: Seceder and Christian Union Advocate by William Herbert Hanna. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing, 1935. Pp. 106-109. "Interpretation of the Scriptures" (Propositions 3-6), "Faith vs. Opinion" (Propositions 7-11), and "A Statement on the Church" (Propositions 1-2). Great Pioneer Papers. Selected by the Editorial Committee. [Kansas City, MO: Old Paths Book Club], 1949. Reprints Propositions 1-11 from Declaration and Address. Pp. 128-129, 138-139, 159. "Farewell Discourse of Thomas Campbell, Sr." Restoration Readings. Ed. Oram Jackson Swinney. [Kansas City, MO: Old Paths Book Club,] 1949. Pp. 26-40. First published in Millennial Harbinger (March 1854): 133-145. V. Contributions to Periodicals:1 "To the Editor of the Christian Baptist." The Christian Baptist. 1 (No. 2, September 1, 1823): 11. Signed "T. W." 2 "Essay on the Proper and Primary Intention of the Gospel, and Its Proper and Immediate Effects." The Christian Baptist. 1 (No. 2, September 1, 1823): 11-13. Signed "T. W." "To the Editor of the Christian Baptist." The Christian Baptist. 1 (No. 11, June 7, 1824): 65-66. Signed "T. W." "To the Editor of the Christian Baptist." The Christian Baptist. 2 (No. 3, October 4, 1824): 98. Signed "T. W." "Essay on the Religion of Christianity." The Christian Baptist. 2 (No. 3, October 4, 1824): 98-101. Signed "T. W." "To Mr. D., A Sceptic.--Replication No. V." The Christian Baptist. 4 (No. 5, December 4, 1826): 296-297. "Constitution of a Congregation in Ohio." The Christian Baptist. 5 (No. 12, July 7, 1828): 456-457. Extract of a letter. Unsigned.3 "To the Religious Public." The Christian Messenger. 3 (No. 9, July 1829): 224-227. Reprinted in The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 1, August 3, 1829): 573-574. "Queries." The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 2, September 7, 1829): 581. Unsigned. 4 "Reply to the Above" [A Constant Reader's Letter to the Editor]. The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 4, November 2, 1829): 597-598. Signed "T. W. alias Thos. Campbell." "Query." The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 4, November 2, 1829): 598. Signed "T. W." "To the Editor of the Christian Baptist." The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 5, December 7, 1829): 608-611. Signed "T. W." "To the Editor of the Christian Baptist." The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 5, December 7, 1829): 611-613. Signed "T. W." "Reply to 'A Constant Reader.'" The Christian Baptist. 7 (No. 7, February 1, 1830): 625-626. "The Mormon Challenge." Painesville Telegraph (February 15, 1831). Consists of Letter to the Editor of the Telegraph and Letter to Sidney Rigdon. Letter Alexander Campbell. Millennial Harbinger, 3 (April 1832): 169-171. "A Word to the Disciples of the Ancient Gospel, in Behalf of the Reformation, and for the Consideration of Opponents." Millennial Harbinger (December 1832): 584-586. Signed as "T. W." "Worcester on the Atonement," Letter to William Z. Thompson. Millennial Harbinger (June 1833): 256-262. Letter to Barton W. Stone. Millennial Harbinger (August 1833): 421-425. "To Barton W. Stone." Millennial Harbinger (September 1833): 439-445. "To B. W. Stone." Millennial Harbinger (October 1833): 503-509. "To B. W. Stone." Millennial Harbinger (November 1833): 548-553. "To B. W. Stone." Millennial Harbinger (December 1833): 594-598. Letter to J. R. Howard. Millennial Harbinger (May 1835): 206-211. Signed "T. C." Reply to M. Winans' "Offences." Millennial Harbinger (May 1835): 218-220. Signed "T. C." Reply to "The Term Evangelist." Millennial Harbinger (May 1835): 238-240. Signed "T. C." Obituary of Samuel Marshal. Millennial Harbinger (May 1835): 240. Signed "T. C." Editorial Note to "M. Winans to Elder Henry Grew." Millennial Harbinger (June 1835): 272-273. Signed "T. C." "Obituary" [of Jane Corneigle Campbell]. Millennial Harbinger (June 1835): 284-287. "To the Editor of the Millennial Harbinger." Millennial Harbinger (May 1836): 214-218. "Answer to Query" [of M. Winans]. Millennial Harbinger (November 1838): 524-525. "The Divine Order for Evangelizing the World" Millennial Harbinger (January 1839): 25-30. "The Direct and Immediate Intention of the Christian Institution. Essay I." Millennial Harbinger (January 1839): 41-43. "The Direct and Immediate Intention of the Christian Institution. Essay II." Millennial Harbinger (February 1839): 92-93. Signed "T. C." "Christian Union" Millennial Harbinger (March 1839): 134-144. "Christian Union" Millennial Harbinger (April 1839): 155-164. "The Direct and Immediate Intention of the Christian Institution. Essay III." Millennial Harbinger (May 1839): 216-220. "On Personal and Family Devotion." Millennial Harbinger (September 1839): 392-395. "Prospectus, &c." The Evangelist 7 (July 1839): 149-153. Reprints first four sections of Prospectus of a Religious Reformation (Introduction, "Queries," "Conclusion," and "Reflection"). "Church Edification." Millennial Harbinger (October 1839): 462-466. "Quere [in James Shannon's "Ordination"]. Millennial Harbinger (December 1839): 567. "Remarks upon the Above" [James Shannon's "Ordination"]. Millennial Harbinger (December 1839): 569-575. "Reply to M. Winans." Millennial Harbinger (December 1839): 576-577. "Church Edification." Millennial Harbinger (December 1839): 591-593. Signed "T. C." "Remarks upon the Above" [Chas. D. Hurlbutt's "Self-Education"]. Millennial Harbinger (December 1839): 596. Signed "T. C." "Communication" [on Christianos' "Our Name"]. Millennial Harbinger (January 1840): 19-21. Signed "T. C." "Church Edification." Millennial Harbinger (February 1840): 56-60. "Animadversions on the Above" [M. Winans' "Faith Alone"]. Millennial Harbinger (August 1840): 338-340. "Family Education: The Nursery." Millennial Harbinger (August 1840): 340-345. "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Section 1. Millennial Harbinger (August 1840): 345-349. Signed "T. C." "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Section 2. Millennial Harbinger (September 1840): 396-398. Signed "T. C." "Proceedings of the Board of Trustees of Bethany College." Millennial Harbinger (November 1840): 508-510. Signed by Thomas Campbell, President pro tem., and W. F. M. Arny, Secretary. "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Sections 3 and 4. Millennial Harbinger (March 1841): 135-137. Signed "T. C." "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Section 4 (concluded). Millennial Harbinger (April 1841): 182-187. Signed "T. C." "Remarks" [on T. H.'s "Order"]. Millennial Harbinger (April 1841): 190. Signed "T. C." Answer to Query by A Disciple in Prince Edward. Millennial Harbinger (April 1841): 192. Signed "T. C." "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Section 5. Millennial Harbinger (May 1841): 201-204. Signed "T. C." "A Catechetical and Analytical Index to the Study and Teaching of the Bible." Millennial Harbinger (September 1841): 421-424. Signed "T. C." "A Scriptural View of the Agency of the Holy Spirit in the Conversion and Salvation of Sinners--According to the Gospel." Millennial Harbinger (November 1841): 496-499. Signed "T. C." "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Section 6. Millennial Harbinger (December 1841): 556-557. Signed "T. C." "A Scriptural View of Christian Character and Privilege." Section 7. Millennial Harbinger (January 1842): 26-29. Signed "T. C." "Reply" [to "Figurative Allusions to Baptism"]. Millennial Harbinger (June 1843): 275-276. Signed "T. C." "Extract of a Letter from T. C. to S. R. J." Millennial Harbinger (March 1844): 102-105. Signed "T. C." "Letter from T. C. to D." Millennial Harbinger (March 1844): 121-125. Signed "T. C." "An Address to All Our Christian Brethren, Upon the Necessity and Importance of the Actual Enjoyment of Our Holy Religion." Millennial Harbinger (May 1844): 199-203. Postscript signed "T. C." Letter to J. P. Marshall, on Church Government and Order. Christian Record 1 (May 1844): 247-250. "Christianity." Millennial Harbinger (November 1844): 481-491. "Elder Thomas Campbell's Views of Slavery." [Letter to Cyrus M'Nealy, of August 11, 1841.] Millennial Harbinger (January 1845): 3-8. "Reply to 'A Disciple' on the Subject of Slavery." Millennial Harbinger (May 1845): 196-200. Postscript signed "T. C." "A Brief Scriptural Exhibition of the Laws and Duties of Matrimony." Millennial Harbinger (May 1845): 204-205. Signed "T. C." "Queries by A. S. H." Millennial Harbinger (May 1845): 220-222. Letter to N. H. Finney. [in "Mission to New England"]. Millennial Harbinger (May 1845): 229-232. "Letter from Elder Thomas Campbell." Millennial Harbinger (December 1845): 561-565. "Baptism." Millennial Harbinger (June 1847): 322-328. "Christian Society." Millennial Harbinger (July 1847): 394-401. "The Means of Enjoying Our Holy Religion." Millennial Harbinger (August 1847): 443-450. "An Address, to the Brethren to Meet at Matthews the 21st Instant." Millennial Harbinger (September 1847): 491-503. "The Disease, the Cure, and the Means of Enjoying It." Millennial Harbinger (December 1847): 661-675. "Advice to an Evangelist." The Christian Union and Religious Review 1 (April 1851): 112-115. Reprinted as "Ancient and Modern Evangelists--No. I." Millennial Harbinger (August 1851): 450-453. "Letter to an Evangelist, by Father Campbell." Millennial Harbinger (February 1852): 94-97. Reprinted in The Christian Record 2 (April 1852): 308-310. "Christian Training." Millennial Harbinger (April 1853): 214-217. "Farewell Discourse of Elder Thos. Campbell, Delivered June 1st, 1851." Millennial Harbinger (March 1854): 133-145. "Personal and Family Devotion." Millennial Harbinger (November 1860): 628-631. VI. Manuscripts: Letter. Author: Thomas Campbell, Loyds, Virginia, December 24, 1831. Recipient: Alexander Campbell, Bethany, Brooke County, Virginia. ALS. Original. Campbell Family Papers, T. W. Phillips Memorial Library, Bethany College. Letter. Author: Thomas Campbell, 1832. Recipient: Jane C. Mooney. ALS. Original. Campbell Family Papers, T. W. Phillips Memorial Library, Bethany College. Letter. Author: Thomas Campbell, Spottsylvania County, Virginia, August 1, 1832. Recipient: Alexander Campbell, Bethany, Brooke County, Virginia. ALS. Original. Campbell Family Papers, T. W. Phillips Memorial Library, Bethany College. Letter. Author: Thomas Campbell, Bethany, Virginia, April 29, 1835. Recipient: Alexander Campbell. ALS. Original. Campbell Family Papers, T. W. Phillips Memorial Library, Bethany College. VII. Works About: Obituary of Thomas Campbell. The Millennial Harbinger, Fourth Series, 4 (February 1854): 117-119. First published as a contribution to a book in "Obituary Notices" in Memoirs of Elder Thomas Campbell by Alexander Campbell. Cincinnati, OH: H. S. Bosworth, 1861. Pp. 300-303. Reprinted as "Death of Thomas Campbell, Sr." Restoration Readings, ed. Oram Jackson Swinney. [Kansas City, MO: Old Paths Book Club,] 1949. Pp. 23-25. Memoirs of Alexander Campbell. 2 vols. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1868, 1869. Passim. Analysis of Declaration and Address by Robert Richardson. Memoirs of Alexander Campbell. Vol. 1. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott, 1868, 1869. Pp. 247-275. "Biography of T. Campbell" by A. S. Hayden. Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio; with Biographical Sketches of the Princpal Agents in Their Religious Movement. Cincinnati, OH: Chase and Hall, 1875. Pp. 41-45. Thomas Campbell's Preaching at Braceville and Windham by Samuel Robbins Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio; with Biographical Sketches of the Princpal Agents in Their Religious Movement by A. S. Hayden. Cincinnati, OH: Chase and Hall, 1875. Pp. 145-146. Impressions of Thomas Campbell by Aylett Raines Early History of the Disciples in the Western Reserve, Ohio; with Biographical Sketches of the Princpal Agents in Their Religious Movement by A. S. Hayden. Cincinnati, OH: Chase and Hall, 1875. Pp. 149-150. "The Christian Church or Disciples of Christ" by W. L. Hayden. History of Washington County, Pennsylvania, with Biographical Sketches of Many of Its Pioneers and Prominent Men. Ed. Boyd Crumrine. Philadelphia, PA: L. H. Everts and Company, 1882. Pp. 416-423. "The First American Home of Thomas Campbell" by Ernest F. Acheson. The Christian Standard 33 (December 18, 1897): 1609-1611. "Analysis" of the Declaration and Address" by Charles A. Young. Historical Documents Advocating Christian Union. Chicago, IL: Christian Century Company, 1904. Pp. 33-69. "Introduction to the Declaration and Address by Charles A. Young. Historical Documents Advocating Christian Union. Chicago, IL: Christian Century Company, 1904. Pp. 27-32. The Disciples of Christ by Errett Gates. New York: Baker and Taylor Company, 1905. Passim. "The Christian Association of Washington" by Errett Gates The Disciples of Christ by Errett Gates. New York: Baker and Taylor Company, 1905. Pp. 33-63. "Thomas Campbell and the Declaration" by W. L. Hayden. Centennial Addresses Delivered in 1909. Indianapolis, IN: W. L. Hayden, 1909. "Thomas and Alexander Campbell." Program of the International Centennial Celebration and Conventions of the Disciples of Christ (Christian Churches). Cincinnati, OH: American Christian Missionary Society, 1909. Pp. 17-46. Thomas Campbell and the Principles He Promulgated. Centennial Convention Report, ed. W. R. Warren. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing Company, [1910]. Essays by: W. J. Loos, pp. 349-350. C. M. Chilton, pp. 351-354. Effie L. Cunningham, pp. 354-356. Herbet L. Willett, pp. 356-360. Clinton Lockhart pp. 360-362. "Thomas Campbell" by Nathaniel S. Haynes. History of the Disciples of Christ in Illinois. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing Company, 1915. Pp. 494-495. "The Voice of the Reformers" by David Lipscomb. Christian Unity, How Promoted, How Destroyed: Faith and Opinion. Nashville, TN: McQuiddy Printing Co., 1916. Pp. 19-29. The Christian Union Overture: An Interpretation of the Declaration and Address of Thomas Campbell by Frederick D. Kershner. St. Louis, MO: The Bethany Press, 1923. Thomas Campbell: Seceder and Christian Union Advocate by William Herbert Hanna. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing, 1935. Reprinted, Joplin, MO: College Press, 1986. "Thomas Campbell" by Thomas Hagger. Heralds of Christian Unity: Being Brief Biographical Sketches of Some Pioneers of the Restoration Movement. Melbourne: Austral Printing and Publishing Company, 1938. Pp. 1-7. "Chapter Two: Historical Steps Toward Religious Reform." The Disciples of Christ in Canada Since 1830 by Reuben Butchart. Toronto: Canadian Headquarters' Publications Churches of Christ (Disciples), 1949. Pp. 11-16. "The Occasion" by E. L. Williams. The Declaration and Address of Thomas Campbell Is Now 150 Years Old. Provocative Pamphlets No. 52. Melbourne: Federal Literature Committee of Churches of Christ in Australia, 1959. P. 1. "The Document: A Plea to All Christians; Unity Proposals" by A. L. Haddon. The Declaration and Address of Thomas Campbell Is Now 150 Years Old. Provocative Pamphlets No. 52. Melbourne: Federal Literature Committee of Churches of Christ in Australia, 1959. Pp. 1-3. "Meditation: Restoration--Deeper Levels" by C. H. J. Wright. The Declaration and Address of Thomas Campbell Is Now 150 Years Old. Provocative Pamphlets No. 52. Melbourne: Federal Literature Committee of Churches of Christ in Australia, 1959. Pp. 4-8. "Thomas Campbell, 1763-1854 . . . Books by and about Him" by Claude E. Spencer. Discipliana 20 (January 1961): 80-81. Word Frequency List (Alphabetic) for Young Edition by Hans Rollmann. http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/tcampbell/darev1alpha.txt. 1997. Word Frequency List (Descending Frequency) for Young Edition by Hans Rollmann. http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/tcampbell/darev1desc.txt. 1997. Thomas Campbell: A Preliminary Bibliography by Ernie Stefanik. http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/tcampbell/tcbib.htm. 1997. A Collation of the Declaration and Address by Ernie Stefanik. http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/tcampbell/da/DA-CA.HTM. 1997. Declaration and Address Picture and Map Exhibit by Paul and Mary Ann Garrett. http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/tcampbell/da/dapix.html. 1997.       1 In preparing the contributions to periodicals section the following reprints have been consulted: The Christian Baptist (Joplin, MO: College Press, 1983), a reprint of the edition revised by D. S. Burnet from the second edition (Cincinnati, OH: D. S. Burnet, 1835); Millennial Harbinger (Joplin, MO: College Press, 1976).       2 See signature on p. 598, "T. W. alias Thos. Campbell."       3 Gary L. Lee in his "Index of the Christian Baptist" (in the College Press reprint, 1983) attributes this unsigned extract of a letter to Thomas Campbell. I have not been able to determine Lee's source for this information; however, it is a reasonable attribution inasmuch as Thomas Campbell is named as one of the witnesses to the constitution.       4 See Alexander Campbell's "Contents" to the bound volume, p. ix.

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