Selected Bibliography
ALLEN, JONATHAN: A Sermon Delivered at Haverhill February 5, 1812 on the Occasion of Two Young Ladies Being about to Embark as the Wives of Rev. M essieurs Judson and Newell Going Missionaries to India. (Haverhill, 1812.)
AMERICAN BOARD: First Ten Annual Reports of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, and Other Documents of the Board. (Boston, 1834.)
: Memorial Volume of the First Fifty Years of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. (Boston, 1861.)
. See also STRONG, WILLIAM E.
Baptist Missionary Magazine, Boston, 1803—1851. (Entitled Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Magazine, 1803—1817; American Baptist Magazine, 1817—1836.)
BENTLEY, REv. WM.: The Diary of William Bentley, 1759-1819, D.D., Pastor of the East Church, Salem. Four volumes. (Salem, 1905—1914.) BEVERLY, MAss.: Historical Sketches of the Dane Street Congregational Church, Beverly, Mass. Prepared for the Centennial Celebration, November 9, 1902. (Beverly, 1902.)
BRADFORD ACADEMY: Public Exercises at the Presentation of the Portraits of Rufus Anderson, D.D., Mrs. Harriet Newell, and Mrs. Ann H. Judson to Bradford Academy, March 26, 1884. Also includes “Circular of Bradford Academy.” (Haverhill, Mass., 1884.) BRooxs, VAN WYCK: The IVorld of IVashington Irving. (Philadelphia, I944-)
BUCHANAN, CLAUDIUS: “The Star in the East”: A Sermon, Preached in the Parish Church of St. James, Bristol, on Sunday, February 26, 1809, for the Benefit of the “Society for Missions to Africa and the
East,” Etc. 8th American edition. 52 pages. (Boston, 1809.) The 6th American edition of Buchanan’s “Works” is dated Boston, 1812 -—a fact which suggests both the influence of his sermon and New ' England interest in foreign missions.
CAREY, S. PEARCE: William Carey. Two volumes. (London, 1923.) CHRISTIAN, JOHN L.: “Americans in the First Anglo-Burmese War,”
Pacific Historical Review, Volume 5, pp. 312—314. (Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1936.)
CLEMENT, J.: The Life of the Rev. Adoniram Judson, The Heroic Pioneer Missionary to the Tropics of the Orient, etc. (Philadelphia, no date.) My own copy. Warburton lists this as published in New York and Auburn, 1857.
CONANT, MRs. H. C.: The Earnest Man: The Character and Labors of Adoniram Judson. (Boston and New York, 1856.)
CRAWFURD, JOHN: Journal of an Embassy from the Governor General of India to the Court of Ava. (London, 1829.) There are various editions. The date given is that on the copy in the Los Angeles Public Library. My own, the two-volume second edition, is dated 1834. DEXTER, F RANKL1N BOWDITCH: Biographical Sketches of the Graduates of Yale College, etc. Volume 3, May, 1763—July, 1788. (New York, 1903.) See p. 569 for Adoniram Judson, Senior, “7th child and 6th son of Capt. Elnathan Judson of Woodbury, Connecticut... ”) DOWLING, REV. JOHN: The Judson Offering. (New York, 1846.) DWIGHT, TIMOTHY: Travels in New-England. Four volumes. (London, 1823.)
EDDY, DANIEL C.: The Three Mrs. Judsons and Other Daughters of the Cross. (Boston, 1860.)
ELSBREE, OLIVER WENDELL: The Rise of the Missionary Spirit in America, 1790—1815. (Williamsport, 1928.)
EMERsON, REV. RALPH: Life of Rev. Joseph Emerson, Pastor of the Third Congregational Church in Beverly, Mass. (Boston, 1834.) FUEss, CLAUDE M.: An Old New England School: A History of Phillips Academy. (Cambridge, 1917.)
GAMMELL, VV1LL1AM: A History of American Baptist Missions, etc.
(Boston, 1849.)
GOUGER, HENRY: A Personal Narrative of Two Years’ Imprisonment in Burmah. (London, 1862.)
HAGUE, VV1LL1AM: The Life and Character of Adoniram Judson, Late Missionary to Burma, etc. 38 pages. (Boston, 1851.)
HALL, D. G. 13.: Europe and Burma: A Study of European Relations with Burma to the Annexation of Thibaw’s Kingdom in 1886. (London, 1945.) Has bibliography.
HAROUTUNIAN, JOSEPH: Piety Versus Moralism: the Passing of the New England Theology. (New York, 1932.)
HART, MRs. ERNEsT: Picturesque Burma: Past and Present. (London and Philadelphia, 1897.) Has list of “Works Consulted.”
HARVEY, G. E.: A History of Burma. (London, 192 5.)
HILL, JAMes L.: The Immortal Seven. (Philadelphia, 1913.) HUBBARD, ETHEL DANIELS: Ann of Ava. (New York, 1913.)
HULL, J. MERViN: Judson the Pioneer. (Philadelphia, 1913.) JE\VETT, DEACON JOSHUA, of Rowley, Massachusetts. (1768—1862): Diary.
(Unpublished)
JUDs0N, ANN H.: An Account of the American Baptist Mission to the Burman Empire, in a Series of Letters Addressed to a Gentleman in London. (London, 1823. Also, as A Particular Relation of the American Baptist Mission to the Burman Empire, Washington, 1823.)
JUDSON, EDWARD: The Life of Adoniram Judson. (New York, 1883.) JUDSON, EMILY CHUBBOCK (“Fanny Forester”): Memoir of Sarah B.
Judson, Member of the Mission to Burmah. (New York and Cincinnati, 1848.) My copy, of the “15th thousand,” apparently printed in Cincinnati, gives the author’s name only as “Fanny Forester.” KENDRICK, A. C.: The Life and Letters of Mrs. Emily S. Judson. (New York and Boston, 1860.)
KNOWLL‘s, JAmes D.: Memoir of Mrs. Ann H. Judson, Late Missionary to Burmah, etc. (Boston, 1829.)
LEWIs, J. NELsON: Judson Centennial Services. A Compilation of the Addresses, Papers, and Remarks, Given at These Services, etc. (Malden, 1888.) Contains the letter from a “prominent citizen of Haverhill” to one in Lisbon, February 12, 1812.
MIDDLEDITCH, ROBERT T.: Burmah’s Great Missionary: Records of the Life, Character and Achievements of Adoniram Judson. (New York, 1854. Third edition.) The first edition was published anonymously and authorship was credited, by Warburton, to E. H. Fletcher. Fletcher, a Baptist, published this book in time to “beat out” Francis Wayland’s “official” biography, against the strenuous obieCtions of Emily, who accused him of taking the-food out of the mouths of Judson’s own children.
MiLLER, BAsiL: Ann Judson, Heroine of Burma. (Grand Rapids, Michigan, I947-)
MissION RECORDS (various authors): History of American Missions to the Heathen from the Commencement to the Present Time. (Worcester, Mass., 1840.) Includes “History of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,” compiled by Rev. Joseph Tracy; “History of the Baptist General Convention,” prepared “under the superintendance of Rev. Solomon Peck, Foreign Secretary of the Board,” etc.
: .Memoirs of the American Missionaries Formerly Connected with the Society of Inquiry Respecting Missions in the Andover Theological Seminary: Embracing a History of the Society. With an introductory essay by Leonard Woods. (Boston, 1833.)
MORISON, SAMUEL ELIOT: Maritime History of Massachusetts, 1783—1860.
(Boston, 1921.)
NORTH, ERIC M., editor: The Book of a Thousand Tongues: Being Some Account of the Translation and Publication of All or Part of the Holy Scriptures into more than a Thousand Languages and Dialects. (New York and London, 1938.)
ODELL, GEORGE C.: Annals of the New York Stage. (Volume 2, 1798- 1821. (New York, 1927.)
Panoplist and Missionary Magazine, 1809—1815. (Boston.)
PIERCE, RICHARD DONALD: A History of the Society of Inquiry in the Andover Theological Seminary, 1811-1920... and a Brief History of the Brethren, 1808-1873. (Unpublished thesis in Library of Andover-Newton Theological Seminary.)
PIERSON, H. \V., editor: American Missionary Memorial, Including Biographical and Historical Sketches. (New York, 1853.) POLLARD, E. B., and STEVENS, D. G.: Luther Rice, Pioneer in Missions and Education. (Philadelphia, 1928.)
POND, JEAN SARAH: Bradford: A New England Academy. (Bradford, Mass., 1930.)
RAWSON, MARION N1CHOLs: From Here to Y ender. (New York, 1932.) RICHARDS, THOMAS C.: Samuel 1. Mills, Missionary Pathfinder, Pioneer and Promoter. (Boston, 1906.)
ROBBINS, J. C.: Boardman of Burma. (Philadelphia, 1940.)
ROWE, HENRY K.: History of Andover Theological Seminary. (Newton, Mass., 1933.)
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS: Visitor’s Guide to Salem. (Salen1,Essex Institute, 1937.) There are later editions of this excellent guide. The 1937 edition is the one I used.
SCHNEIDER, HERBERT WALLACE: The Puritan Mind. (New York, 1930.) SPRING, GARDINER: Memoirs of the Rev. Samuel I. Mills, etc. (New York, 1820.)
STEARNs, HALLIE, AND OTHERS: 1735-1935, Tabernacle Church in Salem, Mass., 200th Anniversary Observance. (Unpublished. In Essex Institute.)
STRONG, WILLIAM E.: The Story of the American Board. (Boston, 1910.) STUART, ARABELLA (Mrs. Arabella M. Willson): The Lives of Mrs. Ann H. Judson and Mrs. Sarah B. Judson, with a Biographical Sketch of Mrs. Emily C. Judson, Missionaries to Burma. (Auburn and Buffalo, 1854.) My COpy is listed as “14th thousand.” The book was copyrighted in 1851. Warburton lists it as by Arabella H. Willson, New York, 1858.
SWAIN, ANNA CANADA: Ann Hasseltine Judson, Heroine of Ava. (New York, no date. But in back, August, 1944.) A 16-page pamphlet reprinted by the Baptist Board of Education from My Book of Missionary Heroines.
SYMES, MICHAEL, ESQ.: An Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of
Ava, Sent by the Governor-General of India, in the Year (795’. (London, 1820.) My cOpy is in three volumes, but I have seen a one-volume copy.
TAYLOR, JAMES B.: Memoir of Reverend Luther Rice, One of the First American Missionaries to the East. (Baltimore, 1840.)
WARBURTON, STACY R.: Eastward.’ The Story of Adoniram Judson.
(New York, 1937.)
WATERS, THOMAS FRANKLIN: “Augustus Heard and his Friends,” Publications of the Ipswich Historical Society, Vol. XXI, 1916. (Ipswich, Mass. In Essex InStitute.)
WAYLAND, FRANCIS: A Memoir of the Life and Labors of the Rev. Adoniram Judson, D.D. Two volumes. (Boston, 1853.) The “official” biography, copyrighted by Emily C. Judson. The proceeds went to the children.
WHITE, SIR HERBERT THIRKELL: Burma. (Cambridge, 1923.) WILLIAMS, DANIEL DAY: The Andover Liberals: A Study in American Theology. (New York, 1941.)
WINSLow, MIRON: A Sketch of Missions: Or History of the Principal Attempts to Propagate Christianity among the Heathen. (Andover, Mass., 1819.)
Wooos, LEONARD: A Sermon, Preached at Haverhill, Mass., in Remembrance of Mrs. Harriet Newell, IVife of the Rev. Samuel Newell.... to which are added MEMOIRS OF HER LIFE. (Boston, 1814.) Many editions. My copy of the 8th, for instance, is datelincd Boston and Utica, 1818.
: A Sermon Delivered at the Tabernacle Church in Salem, Feb. 6, 2822, on Occasion of the Ordination of the Rev. Messrs. Samuel Newell, A.M., Adoniram Judson, A.M., Samuel Nott, A.M., Gordon Hall, A.M. and Luther Rice, A.B., Missionaries to the Heathen in Asia, etc. (Stockbridge, 1812.) Huntington Library cOpy. Warburton lists as Boston, 1812.
WOODS, LEONARD: History of the Andover Theological Seminary. (Boston, 1885.) Obviously not the Leonard Woods above.
WORCESTER, S. M., JR.: A Correction of Erroneous Statements Concerning the Embarkation of the Rev. Messrs. Judson and Newell, at Salem, February 28, 2812. Reprinted from the Christian Review, No.
LIV. (Boston, March 1849.) A pamphlet, 24 pp. My copy is inscribed: “Miss A. Hasseltine. With the Author’s Respects.”
: The Life and Labors of Rev. Samuel IVorcester, D.D. By his Son. (Boston, 1852.) Two volumes.
WYETH, WALTER N.: Ann H. Judson: A Memorial. (Cincinnati, 1888.)
: Sarah B. Judson: A Memorial. (Philadelphia, 1889.): Emily C. Judson: A Memorial. (Philadelphia, 1890.): The Wades: A Memorial (Philadelphia, YOE, SHWAY, “Subiect of the Great Queen”: The Burman: His Life and Notions. (London, 1896.)