An Address to the Members of the Society of Friends

The Doctrines of Friends: Or, Principles of the Christian Religion as Held by the Society of Friends, Commonly Called Quakers

Extract of a Letter from ******* ******** to a Friend in New-Jersey: Together with Elias Hicks' Reply, and a Review of the Same

Extracts from the Writings of the Early Members of the Society of Friends

Correspondence between Elisha Bates and others, on the subject of his having been baptized. [Edited by Robert Benson.]

The Incorporation of Ohio Yearly Meeting, for the Purpose of Establishing a Boarding School Defended: Or, an Explanation of the Application Made by Friends, to the Legislature of Ohio

The Doctrines of Friends: or, Principles of the Christian religion as held by the Society of Friends, etc

Extracts from the Writings of the Early Members of the Society of Friends, on the Divinity of Christ, the Benefits of His Coming, the Scriptures, &c

The Miscellaneous Repository: Volume 5, Issues 19-28

An Examination of Certain Proceedings and Principles of the Society of Friends: Called Quakers

Letter of Resignation of the Right of Membership in the Society of Friends: Addressed to Short Creek Monthly Meeting

The Doctrines of Friends,: Or, Principles of the Christian Religion as Held by the Society of Friends Commonly Called Quakers

Reasons for Receiving the Ordinance of Christian Baptism: To which are Added Some Observations on the Lord's Supper; in a Letter Addressed to the Society of Friends

The Doctrines of Friends; Or, Principles of Christian Religion

Sermons Preached by Mr. Elisha Bates, of Mount Pleasant, Ohio: With Extracts from His Writings, Containing a Further Exposition of His Doctrinal Views

An Appeal to the Society of Friends

Letter of Resignation of the Right of Membership in the Society of Friends, etc

Remarks on Baptism. By Elisha Bates. Reprinted from his work on the Doctrines of Friends

Water Baptism and the Lord's Supper: Scriptural Arguments in Behalf of the Perpetual Obligation of These Ordinances

A View of the Sentiments of Elias Hicks: Respecting Future Rewards and Punishments