Magnalia Christi americana: or, The ecclesiastical history of New-England; from its first planting, in the year 1620, unto the year of Our Lord 1698. In seven books

v. 1. book 1. Antiquities. 1855: Preface

An attestation to this church-history of New-England, by Rev. Hon Higginson

A prefatory poem, by Rev. Nicholas Noyes

Anagrams and Latin poems with translations

Poem, epigram and Pindaric with original translations

Anagram and Latin poem with original translation

It reports the design where-on, the manner where-in, and the people where-by, the several colonies of New-England were planted. An so it prepares a field for considerable things to be acted thereupon

Introduction

Discoveries of America, tending to, and ending in, discoveries of New-England

Voyage to New-England, which produced the first settlement of New-Plymouth; with an account of many remarkable and memorable providences, relating to that voyage

A brief account of the difficulties. The deliverances, and other occurrences, through which the plantation of New-Plymouth arrived unto the consistency of a colony

Essays and causes, which produced the second, but largest colony of New-England; and the manner wherein the first church of this new colony was gathered

Progress of the new colony; with some account of the persons, the methods and the troubles, by which it came to something

Addition of several other colonies to the former; with some considerables in the condition of these later colonies

Field which the Lord hath blessed. An ecclesiastical map of New-England; with remarks upon it

Some historical remarks on the state of Boston, the chief town of New-England and of the English America

book 2. Ecclesiarum clypei. 1853: It contains the lives of the governours, and the names of the magistrates, that have been shields unto the churches of New-England

Introduction: The life of William Bradford, Esq., Governour of Plymouth colony

Successors

Assistants

The life of John Winthrop, Esq., Governour of the Massachusetts colony

Among whom, larger accounts are given of Governour Dudley and Governour Bradstreet

Assistants, with remarks

The life of Edward Hopkins, Esq., the first governour of Connecticut

Successors

The life of Theophilus Eaton, Esq., Governour of the New-Haven colony

Successors

The life of John Winthrop, Esq., first governour of Connecticut and N. Haven, united

Assistants

Appendix: The life of his Excellency, Sir William Phips, late governour of New-England. An history filled with great variety of memorable matters

book 3. Polybius. 1853.

It contains the lives of many divines, by whose evangelical ministry the churches of New-England have been illuminated

Introduction: A general history dividing into three classes the ministers who came out of old England, for the service of New

Part I entitled Johannes in Eremo: The life of Mr. John Cotton

The life of Mr. John Norton

The life of Mr. John Wilson

The life of Mr. John Davenport

The life of Mr. Thomas Hooker

Part II entitled Dead Abels yet speaking and spoken of: The life of Mr. Francis Higginson

The death of Mr. John Avery

The life of Mr. Jonathan Burr

The life of Mr. George Philips

The life of Mr. Thomas Shepard

The life of Mr. Peter Prudden

The life of Mr. Adam Blackman

The life of Mr. Abraham Pierson

The life of Mr. Richard Denton

The life of Mr. Peter Bulkly

The life of Mr. Ralph Partridge

The life of Mr. Henry Dunster

The life of Mr. Ezekiel Rogers

The life of Mr. Nathaniel Rogers

Appendix: An extract from the diary of the famous old Mr. John Rogers of Dedham

The life of Mr. Samuel Newman

The life of Mr. Samuel Stone

The life of Mr. William Thompson

The life of Mr. John Warham

The life of Mr. Henry Flint

The life of Mr. Richard Mather

The life of Mr. Zachariah Symmes

The life of Mr. John Allin

The life of Mr. Charles Chancey

The life of Mr. John Fisk

The life of Mr. Thomas Parker

With an appendix containing memoirs of Mr. James Noyes

The life of Mr. Thomas Thacher

The life of Mr. Peter Hobart

A man of God, and an honourable man; The life of Mr. Samuel Whiting

The life of Mr. John Sherman

The life of Mr. Thomas Cobbet

The life of Mr. John Ward

The epitaph of Dr. John Owen

Part III: It contains the live of the renowned John Eliot; with an account, concerning the success of the gospel, among the Indians

A very entertaining piece of church history

Part IV entitled remains: Introduction

Remains of the first classis or the shorter accounts of some useful divines

The life of Mr. Thomas Allen

The life of Mr. John Knowles

Elisha' bones or The life of Mr. Henry Whitfield

Remains of the second classis with more largely The life of Mr. John Woodbridge

Remains of the third classis with more punctual accounts of Mr. John Oxenbridge, Mr. Thomas Walley and Mr. Samuel Lee

A good man making a good end; or the life and death of Mr. John Baily

v. 2. Book: 4. Sal gentium. 1853: It contains an account of the New-English university

Introduction

Part I: The laws, the benefactors and the vicissitudes of Harvard-College; and a catalogue of its graduates; with remarks upon it

Part II: The lives of some of the eminent persons therein educated: Memorables concerning Mr. John Brock

The life of Mr. Samuel Mather

The life of Mr. Jonathan Mitchel

The life of Mr. Urian Oakes

The life of Mr. Thomas Shepherd

St. Stephen's reliques or the memoirs of Mr. Joshua Moody

The life of the Collins's

The life of Mr. Thomas Shepard

Early piety exemplified; in the life and death of Mr. Nathaniel Mather

book 5. Acts and monuments, 1853: It contains the faith and order in the churches of New-England, agreed by their synods: with historical remarks upon all those venerable assemblies; and great variety of other church-cases, occurring and resolved in those American churches

Part I: The faith professed by the churches of New-England; with remarks

Part II: The discipline practiced in the churches of New-England. With historical remarks; and a rich collection of church-cases happily decided

Appendix: The heads of agreement, assented to by the united ministers, formally called Presbyterian and Congregational

Part III: The principles owed, and endeavours used, by the churches of New-England, concerning the church-state of their posterity; with remarks

Part IV: The reforming synod of New-England; with subsequent essays of reformation in the churches

book 6. Thaumaturgus. 1853: It contains many illustrious discoveries and demonstrations of the divine providence in remarkable mercies and judgments on many particular persons among the people of New-England

Relating remarkable sea-deliverances

Relating remarkable salvations experienced by others besides the sea-faring

Relating remarkable done by thunder. With a Brontologia sacra, remarkably produced

Relating remarkable conversions

Relating remarkable judgments of God, on several sorts of offenders, in several scores of instances

An appendix containing an history of criminals, executed for capital crimes; with their dying speeches

The triumphs of grace; or a narrative of the success which the gospel hath had among the Indians of New-England

An appendix, relating things greatly remarkable, fetched from one little island of Christianiz'd Indians

Relating, the wonders of the invisible world, in preturnatural occurrences. It contains fourteen astonishing, but well-attested histories

book 7. Ecclesiarum prælia. 1853: Yt conatains the afflicitive disturbances which the churches of New-England have suffered from their various adversaries; and the wonderful methods and mercies, whereby the churches have been delivered

Introduction

Some general heads of temptation with which the churches of New-England have been exercised

Spirit of rigid separation in one remarkable zealot, vexing the churches of New-England, and the spirit of giddy Familism in another; and some lesser controversies arising upon sundry occasions

Little foxes; or the first synod of New-England, quelling a storm of Antinomian opinions; and many remarkable events relating thereunto

Molestations given to the churches of New-England, by that odd sect of people called Quakers; and some uncomfortable occurrents relating to a sect of other and better people

Wolves in sheeps' clothing; or an history of several impostors, pretending to be ministers, detected in the churches of New-England. With a faithful advice to all churches, emitted by some of the pastors on that occasion

The troubles which the churches of New-England have undergone, in the wars which people of that country have had with the Indian savages

Appendix: A history of remarkable occurrences, in the war which New-England had with Indian savages, from the year 1688, to the year 1698.

v.1. Book 1. Antiquities. Book2. Ecclesiarum clypei. Book 3. Polybius.

v.2. Book 4. Sal gentium. Book 5. Acts and monuments. Book 6. Thaumaturgus. Book 7. Ecclesiarum praelia.