TEXTS

    I. Separate Publications:

* Atonement: The Substance of Two Letters Written to a Friend. Lexington, KY:
          Printed by Joseph Charless, 1805.
* Atonement: The Substance of Two Letters Written to a Friend. Lexington, KY:
          Printed by Joseph Charless, 1805. [Modernized, 1998]
* A Reply to John P. Campbell's Strictures on Atonement. Lexington, KY: Printed
          by Joseph Charless, 1805.
* A Letter to Mr. John R. Moreland in Reply to His Pamphlet. Printed at the
          Office of the Public Advertiser, 1821.
* An Address to the Christian Churches in Kentucky, Tennessee & Ohio on
          Several Important Doctrines of Religion. 2d ed. Lexington, KY: Printed by
          I. T. Cavins, & Co., 1821.

  II. First-Appearance Contributions to Books:

* The Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery in Observations on
          Church Government, by the Presbytery of Springfield, to Which Is Added,
          The Last Will and Testament of That Reverend Body. With a Preface and
          Notes, by the Editor, by Richard McNemar. [s.l., s. n.], 1808. Pp. 19-23.
* Works of Elder B. W. Stone, ed. James M. Mathes. Vol. 1. 2nd ed. Cincinnati,
          OH: Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1859.

III. Reprintings, as Contributions to Books:

* "An Apology for Renouncing the Jurisdiction of the Synod of Kentucky. To
          Which Is Added, a Compendious View of the Gospel, and a Few Remarks on
          the Confession of Faith." With Robert Marshall, John Dunlavy, Richard
          M'Nemar, and John Thompson. The Biography of Eld. Barton Warren Stone,
          Written by Himself: With Additions and Reflections by John Rogers.
          Cincinnati, OH: Published for the Author by J. A. & U. P. James, 1847. Pp.
          147-247.
* "An Address to the Churches" (with critical apparatus). Works of Elder B. W.
          Stone, ed. James M. Mathes. Vol. 1. 2nd ed. Cincinnati, OH: Moore,
          Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1859. Pp. 31-134.
* Barton W. Stone on Debating. Works of Elder B. W. Stone, ed. James M.
          Mathes. Vol. 1. 2nd ed. Cincinnati, OH: Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1859.
          Pp. 340-342.
* "The Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery" in The Origin and
          Principles of the Christians by J. F. Burnett. Booklet No. 1. Dayton, OH: The
          Christian Publishing Association, 1921. Pp. 34-37.
* "The Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery" in Rev. Barton
          Warren Stone: The Man Who Studied and Taught. by J. F. Burnett. Booklet
          No. 4. Dayton, OH: The Christian Publishing Association, 1921. Pp. 14-17.
* Autobiography of Barton W. Stone (1847). Voices from Cane Ridge, ed. Rhodes
          Thompson. St. Louis, MO: Bethany Press, 1954. Pp. 31-134.

IV. Contributions to Periodicals:

* "Last Will and Testament of Springfield Presbytery." Herald of Gospel Liberty
          1 (September 1, 1808): 2-3.
* Essays, Letters, Reports, and Notes in The Christian Messenger, Volume 1
          (1826-1827).
* "History of the Christian Church in the West." The Christian Messenger 1
          (1827): 74-79; 97-101; 121-125; 145-151; 169-173; 193-198; 217-221;
          241-245; 265-269.
* "From the Christian Messenger to the Christian Baptist." The Christian
          Baptist 5 (October 1827): 378-379.
* "Revivals of Religion." The Christian Messenger 5 (July 1831): 164-167.
* Letters to Thomas Campbell, and an Apology. The Christian Messenger 7
          (1833): 204-210; 225-230; 293-294.
* "Revivals." The Christian Messenger 7 (July 1833): 210-212.
* Barton W. Stone and Elder William Caldwell: An Exchange on the Millennium.
          The Christian Messenger 7 (1833): 312-314; 365-367; 8 (1834): 140-145;
          145-148.
* "The Lord's Supper." The Christian Messenger 8 (1834): 176-177.
* "The Kingdom of Heaven." The Christian Messenger 9 (1835): 71; 73-74.
* Extract from a Letter in "Progress of Reform." Millennial Harbinger (October
          1835): 477.
* Report in "News from the Churches." Millennial Harbinger (June 1838): 283.
* "Communication." The Millennial Harbinger (January 1840): 21-22.
* "The Kingdom of Heaven, or Church of God." The Christian Messenger 11
          (1840): 28-30.
* "Atonement": An Exchange between Barton W. Stone and Alexander Campbell.
          The Millennial Harbinger (June 1840): 243-250; (July 1840): 289-298;
          (September 1840): 387-396; (October 1840): 464-473; (January 1841): 12-24;
          (February 1841): 59-69; (March 1841): 113-122; (April 1841): 156-163; (May
          1841): 234-237; (June 1841): 248-258; (July 1841): 295-304; (August 1841):
          369-373; (September 1841): 394-402.
* "Note to My Patrons." Millennial Harbinger (November 1841): 537.
* "The Coming of the Son of God." The Christian Messenger 12 (1842): 166-170.
* "The Signs of the Last Days." The Christian Messenger 12 (1842): 301-306;
          363-367.
* "To My Patrons" Millennial Harbinger (June 1843): 287.
* "To Young Preachers" Millennial Harbinger (April 1859): 210-213. Reprinted
          from Works of Elder B. W. Stone, ed. James M. Mathes. 2nd ed. Cincinnati,
          OH: Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1859, pp. 340-345.

  V. Attacks upon Barton W. Stone:

* John P. Campbell's Strictures on Two Letters Published by Barton W. Stone,
          Entitled Atonement. Lexington, KY: Printed by Daniel Bradford, 1805.
* Robert Marshall and John Thompson's A Brief Historical Account of Sundry
          Things in the Doctrines and State of the Christian, or as It Is Commonly
          Called, the Newlight Church: Containing Their Testimony against Several
          Doctrines Held in That Church, and Its Disorganized State; Together with
          Some Reasons Why Those Two Brethren Purpose to Seek for a More Pure
          and Orderly Connexion. Cincinnati, OH: J. Carpenter & Co., 1811.
* Thomas Cleland's Letters to Barton W. Stone, Containing a Vindication
          Principally of the Doctrines of the Trinity, the Divinity and Atonement of
          the Saviour, against His Recent attack, in a Second Edition of His
          "Address." Lexington, KY: Printed by Thomas T. Skillman, 1822.

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