Cambridge Prize Essays; being the I. Norrisian Prize Essay for 1837. (The State of Christianity from its promulgation to the present time not inconsistent with the belief that it is a revelation from God.) II. Hulsean Prize Dissertation for 1838. (The Mysteries of Revelation no solid argument against its Truth.) III. Norrisian Prize Essay for 1839. (The Divine Origin of the Holy Scriptures inferred from their adaptation to the circumstances of human nature.).

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