Contents
CONTENTS-
PART L NTAINING the History of his Life, frotji his Birth,
lo his Settlement in the *js
Work of the Miniftry.
Parentage.
Sriidies Divinity,
chosen Tutor of Yale- College.
Is settled in the
takes Licence and preaches 7
JSjew-Tork. i
—Education.
Work of the Miniftry at Nirihj P'
cmpton,
PART
rontaining Extra ds from his pflvatewritings &c. £CT. \ His Resolutions. D. 6.&c. PbECT. JL £xtra(5is trom his private Diary. 10. p. Sect. Hi. A brief Reflexion on the forego7 21, P* in Extnt s. \ Sf.ct. IV. An Account of his ConverGon, Expeneuces, and rchgious Exercifct, given by him- > p. 24. feif.
PART
III.
C\>nt3in»ng a HiOory of his Life,' from the Work ot the Miniary, to his Death.
Sect.
His general Manner of Life.
his entering on p.
impcrancc;jn eating & drinjrtng,& early riung.
Seiii'us and dcvciir. 'J
His Diverfjons His Siudioulne.s, and Manner ot pursuing his -tKdies.
The C O N T E N T S. p. His Government of his Tongue. p. His Conduit in his Family. His Treatment of Mrs, Edwards, and Family?
Religion.
Government and Inftru6lion of his Children. Stri(5l Observation of the
Sabbath.
Inviolable Regard to Truth and Justice. His Friends, and his Treatment of them. His Benevolence and Charity.
Hisaccomplifliments&Eminency as aPrcachcr. p. 47,48. His Prayers, p. 49. Free from worldly Cares. p. 49. His Manner of Inftru(5ting hisPeople more priI
vately.
His Prinrciples. 52. p. Sect. II. His Difmiffion from Northamptony I P' * * with the OccaGon and Circumstances of it. | His unhappy Difficulty with his People. p. 54, 55. HisPrincipies that occasioned hisdifmiflion,
The Uneasiness and Uproar of his People. Their Treatment of Mr. Edwards in some
Instances.
He preaches on the Subje(f . Difficulty of agreeing on a Council.
A Council is agreed upon and he is dismiss'd. After his Difmiffion they refuse to let him preach occasionally in the Pulpit. The Greatness of Mr. Edwards's Trial, and his Steadiness and Patience under it. The Charity ot his Friends in Scotland, on this Occasion. The Friendship of some of his People at Northamptofjysi 2iCounci\ cali'don theirMotion. I
Major Hawley's Letter relative to his own and the People's Treatment of Mr. Edwards. Sect. IlL His Mission to the Indians at Sttickbridge.
Sect. IV. His being made Prefident of KtW'Jersey College, his Sickness and Death.
PART
CONTENTS. PART IV.
Tlie
Containing an Account of hismanufcripts and the Books publifheci by him.
i>ECT.
Sect.
His Manuscripts. His Publications.
APPENDIX, No
A brief Account of Mrs. Burr.
APPENDIX, No-
A fliortsketch otMrs EowARDs'slife iiChsra&tr, p. 92.
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things r. thoughts,
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after that. J.
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indication p. 46 1. which ought not to have been put
a great.
eclefiallical council,
r, peculiarly.
flaccid.
fix.
* Many kr<N miftalcqs snd innccurav ies, winch
don't af-
sect the fcnie, vvill need the candor of the Itauied leader.