"WHAT DOES HISTORY SAY?" OR, THE BAPTISTS BROUGHT TO THE TEST. The Historical Argument for Baptism. By Rev. J. T. BRISCOE. The first edition having been disposed of, the Committee have now published it in attractive form at 1d. each, or 100 for 6s. Mr Spurgeon says

of it:

"About the tersest, pithiest putting of the historical position of Baptists we have seen. It will do good service in quarters where our principles are misunderstood, and we should like to see it distributed very generally. More light, more light.'"-Sword and Trowel.

The Society publishes a large assortment of Narrative Tracts and Handbills adapted to the Irreligious and Indifferent; also on Baptism, and against Ritualism and Popery.

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Narrative Tracts. Assorted. Six Packets ("A,” “B,” · C,” “D," "E," and "F"). One Shilling each. Children's Books, in Assorted Packets, 6d.

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Tracts in the Welsh, French, Spanish, and Italian Languages.

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BAPTISTS. By the Rev. C. WILLIAMS, Accrington, 1s. The last two books have been very favourably reviewed, and are selling well.

"THE ACT OF BAPTISM." By Rev. HUGH JONES, D.D., President of Llangollen College. Price 1s.

By

ADVICE TO A YOUNG CHRISTIAN. Rev. J. STOCK, LL.D. Limp Cloth, 6d.; cloth boards, gilt edges, 8d. This book is largely in demand.

CHURCH LIFE AMONG THE BAPTISTS. By Rev. GEORGE DUNCAN. 130 Pages. Price 1s.

CAREY,

NEW SERIAL BY DR. LANDELS.

BAPTIST WORTHIES.-[ROGER WILLIAMS,―JOHN MILTON, JOHN BUNYAN,-ANDREW FULLER,—WILLIAM ROBERT HALL,-ADONIRAM JUDSON, —JOHN FOSTER, WILLIAM KNIBB, HENRY HAVELOCK, ROBERT LUSH,-JAMES A. GARFIELD.]-Historical, Biographical, Denominational. For the Home and SundaySchool. For Baptist Churches. Price 4d. monthly (each Number containing a Biographical Sketch). Should be read by every Baptist. First Number with the March Magazines of 1883. Order of your Bookseller

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SUNRISE, NOONDAY, AND SUNSET OF A CHRISTIAN LIFE. Reminiscences of E. J. OLIVER (for many years Treasurer of the Society). 6d. THE DEAD IN CHRIST.-Baptists in "Bunhill Fields." By Rev. S. COULING. 2d.

THEODOSIA ERNEST; OR, THE HEROINE OF FAITH. 4s. net.

MISSIONARY SKETCHES. A concise History of the American Baptist Missionary Union. 4s. net.

The last two are the American Editions.

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PRESENT CIRCULATION—26,000.

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