BAPTISM. 139 Fleming's (Caleb) Six Tracts on Baptism, published originally in 1741 to 1744, now reprinted with an Introduction, 8vo. calf, very neat, 4s 1745 140 Foot's (Will.) Practical Discourse concerning Baptism, 12mo. boards, 1s 6d 1820 141 Gill's (Dr. John) Divine right of Infant Baptism examined and disproved, Svo. sewed, 28 1749 142 Hitchin's (Edward) Infants Cause pleaded, cleared, and vindicated; or, the concurrent harmony of all parts of Scripture for the Baptism of the Infants of believers, 8vo. sewed, 28 With recommendatory preface by Dr. Isaac Watts. 143 Inquiry into the Nature and Design of Baptism, 8vo. 3s 6d 1750 1757 The author of this anonymous piece was Mr. William Cornish, of Sherborne, Dorset, and a pupil of Dr. Amory's, of Taunton. 144 Invalidity of Lay-Baptism, proved from Scripture, and confirmed by the Doctrine of Catholick antiquity and of the Church of England, 8vo. calf, neat, 28 1730 145 Lawrence. Lay Baptism Invalid: or, an Essay to prove that such Baptism is null and void; when administered in opposition to the Divine right of apostolical succession, 2nd edition enlarged, 8vo. neat, 4s 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 1710 Sacerdotal Powers: or the necessity of Confession, Penance and Absolution, together with the nullity of unauthoriz'd Lay Baptism asserted, 8vo. neat, 2s 6d 1711 An Essay occasioned by the publication of two Sermons, preached at Salisbury, the 5th & 7th of November, 1710. Answer to. Brett's (Tho.) Letter to Lawrence, wherein the Popish Doctrine of Lay Baptism, taught in a Sermon, said to have been preach'd by the B- of S- Nov. 7, 1710, is censur'd and condemned, 8vo. sewed, 18 6d 1711 Lay Baptism Invalid: the 3rd edit. further enlarged, wherein the boasted unanswerable objection of the B. of S. (Burnet, Bishop of Sarum) & other new objections are answered, 8vo. calf, neat, 5s 1712 Answer to. 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Second Edition of the Judgment of the Church of England, by which it appears that she hath not, by any publick act of hers, declared Lay Baptism to be invalid, 8vo. sewed, 28 6d 1712 Dissenters and other unauthoriz'd Baptisms null and void, by the Articles, Canons and Rubricks of the Church of England, 8vo. neat, 3s 1712 This is an answer to "The Judgment of the Church of England, in the case of Lay Baptism and of Dissenters Baptism." -- The Bp. of Oxford's Charge considered, in reference to the Invalidity of Baptism, administer'd by persons not Episcopally ordain'd, &c., 8vo., sewed, 2s 6d 1712 BAPTISM. 156 Lawrence, reply to. Bingham's (Joseph) Scholastical History of the Practice of the Church in reference to the administration of Baptism by Laymen, 8vo. calf, neat, 5s 1712 Contains remarks on the historical part of Mr. Lawrence's writings touching the Invalidity of Lay Baptism, and his Discourse of Sacerdotal Powers. 157 158 159 160 161 162 Second part of Lay Baptism Invalid: shewing that the Ancient Catholick Church never had any Ecclesiastical Law, Tradition or Custom, for the validity of Baptism perform'd by persons who never were commissioned by Bishops to baptize, all prov'd from Bingham's Scholastical History of Lay Baptism, and from other evidences not produced by that Historian, Svo. calf, neat, 58 1713 Brett's (Dr. Thomas) Enquiry into the Judgment and practice of the primitive Church, in relation to persons being baptized by Laymen, wherein Mr. Bingham's Scholastic History is considered; with an Appendix in answer to the Bp. of Oxford's charge, 1712, 8vo. sewed, 2s 1713 Brett's Further Enquiry into the Judgment and practice of the Primitive Church, in relation to persons baptized by Laymen, wherein the second part of Mr. Bingham's Scholastical History, is considered, 8vo. sewed, 1s L 1714 1714 Reply to. Bingham's (Joseph) Scholastical History of LayBaptism, Part I., with some considerations on Dr. Brett's and Mr. -'s answers to the first Part, 8vo. calf, neat, 4s 6d Lawrence's Supplement to the 1st and 2nd parts of Lay-Baptism Invalid, with an answer to the second part of Mr. Bingham's pretended Scholastic History of Lay-Baptism, 8vo. sewed, 28 1714 Bingham's (Joseph) Dissertation upon the eighth Canon of the Council of Nice, proving that Novatim the heretick was never allowed to be a true Bishop in any part of the Catholick Church, with some Remarks upon Mr. L.'s way of handling the controversy about LayBaptism, 8vo. sewed, 1s 1715 163 Lawrie's (Swinton) Inquiry, proving Infant-Baptism untenable, as well from the Abrahamic Covenant as from the Scriptures at large, 8vo. bds. 38 6d Edinb., 1810 164 Letter from the Martyr Mr. Philpot, with an argument of Bp. Stillingfleet for the Baptizing of Infants, 8vo. sewed, 1s 1705 Philpot the Martyr's Letter is extracted from the 3rd vol. of Fox's Acts and Monuments, and Stillingfleet's argument for his Rational Account of the Grounds of the Protestant religion. 165 Letter from a Clergyman giving his reasons for refusing to administer Baptism in Private, by the Public Form, 8vo. sewed, 1s 6d 1769 The Rev. Mr. Parfect, was the author of this anonymous treatise. 166 Osgood's (Dr. David) Validity of Baptism by Sprinkling, and the right of Infants to that ordinance, 12mo. boards, 28 1809 To these Discourses are added two others, describing a Church of God, by Dr. J. Lathorp; all of which were originally printed in America. 167 Philips's (Geo. of Watertown, New England) reply to a confutation of some grounds for Infant Baptisme: as also concerning the form of a Church, put forth against mee by one Thomas Lamb, 4to. neat, 5s 1645 "A discourse of the verity and validity of Infants Baptisme," is added; the author prefers sprinkling to dipping." 168 Plain account of the sacred ordinance of Baptism, as delivered to us in the Scriptures, as related by the antients, and as confirmed by the most distinguished modern divines, 8vo. sewed, 28 1749 BAPTISM. 169 Plain account of the ordinance of Baptism, in a course of Letters to Bishop Hoadley, 12mo. second edition, sewed, 28 1766 170 Reading's (John) Anabaptism Routed: or, a survey of the controverted points, concerning 1, Infant Baptisme. 2, Pretended Necessity of -Dipping. 3, The dangerous practice of rebaptizing, 4to. old culf, neat, 1655 68 A curious treatise by John Reading, B.D., Student of Magdalene Hall, Oxford; it professes to be a particular answer to all that is alledged in favour of the anabaptists, by Dr. Jer. Taylor, in his "Liberty of Prophecying." 171 Rees's (David) Infant Baptism no institution of Christ; and the rejection of it justified from antiquity, 8vo. bourds, 2s 6d 1734 An answer to Fowler Walker's Book entituled, "a Defence of Infant Baptism," with animadversions on Dr. T. Ridgley's "Dissertation" on the same subject. 172 Robinson's History of Infant Baptism, plates, very thick 4to. boards, 10s 6d 1790 A volume of very laborious research, the references to authorities are very numerous173 Simple truth; a series of arguments drawn from Scripture in support of the doctrine of Infant-Baptism, 8vo. sewed, ls 1787 174 Strong's (Martin) Indecency and unlawfulness of baptizing Children in Private, without necessity, seriously recommended to all, 4to. sewed, 2s 176 177 1692 175 Towgood's (Micaiah) Baptism of Infants a reasonable Service, in which its moral purposes and use in religion are shewn, 8vo. sewed, 1s 6d 1750 3rd edition, 8vo. sewed, 1s 6d 1791 Dipping not the only scriptural and primitive manner of baptizing, and supposing it were, yet a strict adherence to it not obligatory on us, 8vo. sewed, 28 1751 178 Walker's (Will.) BAITIEMON AIAAXH, the Doctrine of Baptisms: or, a discourse of dipping and sprinkling, wherein is shewed the lawfulness of other modes of Baptization, besides that of a total immersion : and objections against it answered, dedicated to Abp. Sancroft, 8vo., a fine copy in calf, 78 6d 1678 179 Wall's (W.) Conference between two men that had doubts about infantbaptism, 12mo. sewed, 1s 1809 180 Wall's (Wm.) History of Infant-Baptism, with Defence of the History againt Dr. Gale and others, 3 vols. 8vo. neat, 18s 1705 The author had the thanks of the House of Convocation for his learned and excellent book in defence of Infant Baptism. 181 Gale's (Dr.) Reflections on Mr. Wall's History of Infant-Baptism, 8vo. calf, neat, 48 1711 182 -- Perronet's (Vincent) Defence of Infant Baptism in answer to Gale, 12mo. sewed, 38 1749 183 Welchman's (Edw.) 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