Contemporary Papers, or Papers by Contemporary Moravians, relating to the Moravian Church in England (other than those printed in Benham's Life of J. Hutton and not including Memoirs): First Period, 1728-1750 , in two groupings:
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- London and General (numbers 1-20), including Acta der drei Brüder David Nitschmann, Wenceslaus Neisser und ]ohann Töltschig ihre Deputation nach England betreffend, 1728 (number 1);
- James Hutton's accounts of Moravian work in England down to 1741 (numbers 2 and 3, English and German) and 1747 (number 4) and his Note on the Preaching of the Gospel in England, Ireland and Scotland , c.1746-47 (number 5);
- Holland's Account of the Beginning of the Brethern's Work in England, 1732-45 (number 6);
- Rules and Orders of the Fetter Lane Society (from a Herrnhut MS. apparently older in form than that printed by Benham) (number 8);
- Rules for the Society for the Furtherance of the Gospel , 1742 (number 9);
- Viney's account of the School at Broadoaks, co. Essex, 1742 (number 10);
- Zinzendorf's Declaration concerning the Brethren's Church... in England , July 21, 1744 (number 14);
- Ingham's Agreement with the Brethren, 1742-43 (number 15);
- Böhler's Report on the Moravian Work in England , 1745 (number 16).
- Yorkshire, 1742-1744 (numbers 21-26);
- Wiltshire, 1740-1747 (number 27);
- Dublin, 1745-1748 (number 28);
- Haverfordwest, 1746 (number 29);
- Wales, 1747 (numbers 30, 31);
- Lerwick, 1739 (number 32);
- Edinburgh, 1743-1744 (numbers 33).