Christian Library

Alleine, Joseph (1634-68). An Alarme to Unconverted Sinners in a Serious Treatise. . Whereunto are annexed divers practical cases of Conscience. London: R. Baxter & R. Alleine, 1672.

                        Chr. Library:            24:161-25:26 [2^nd ed. 14:45-193]

Alleine, Richard (1611-81). Godly Fear; or, The Nature and Necessity of Fear, and its Useful­ness both to the Driving Sinners to Christ and the Provoking Christians to a Godly Life. London: Sprint & Aylmer, 1674.

                        Chr. Library:            47:179-340 [2^nd ed. 18:367-491]

Alleine, Richard (1611-81). A Rebuke to Backsliders, and a Spur for Loiterers. London: John Hancock, 1677.

                        Chr. Library:            39:277-453 [2^nd ed. 18:255-365]

Alleine, Richard (1611-81). Vindiciae Pietatis; or, a Vindication of Godliness, in the Greatest Strictness and Spirituality of it, from the Imputations of Folly and Fancy, together with Several Directions for Attaining and Maintaining of a Godly Life. London: s.n., 1663.

                        publish:            Chr. Lib. 30:145-31:107 [2^nd ed. 18:3-224]

Allestree, Richard (1619-81). The Practice of Christian Graces; or, The Whole Duty of Man laid down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the Use of all, but especially the meanest reader. London: D. Maxwell, 1657.

                        Chr. Library:            21:3-248 [2^nd ed. 12:23-220]

Ambrose, Isaac (1604-63). The Complete Works of that Eminent Minister of God's Word, Mr. Isaac Ambrose. London: R. Reynolds, 1674.

                        Chr. Library:            13:49-15:307 [2^nd ed. 7:311-9:132]

Annesley, Samuel (1620?-96). "The Adherent Vanity of Every Condition Most Effectually Abated by Serious Godliness." Sermon 1 in Samuel Annesley (1620?-96), editor. A Continuation of Morning Exercise Questions and Cases of Conscience practically Resolved by sundry Ministers. London: Joshua Dunton, 1683.

                        Chr. Library:              46:331-74 [2^nd ed. 24:421-54]

Annesley, Samuel (1620?-96). "How We may be Universally and Exactly Conscientious." Sermon 1 in Samuel Annesley (1620?-96), editor. The Morning Exercise at Cripplegate. London: J. Kirton & N. Webb, 1661.

                        Chr. Library:            38:297-338 [2^nd ed. 21:445-77]

Arndt, Johann (1555-1621). Of True Christianity: four books, wherein is contained the whole economy of God towards man, and the whole duty of man towards God. 2 vols. Translated by Anton Wilhelm Böhm. London: Brown & Downing, 1712-14.

Chr. Library:            1:157-2:206 [2^nd ed. 1:133-427]