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White, James
Andrews, John NevinsBates, JosephBliss, SylvesterBourdeau, Daniel T.Butler, George IdeCornell, Merritt E.Cottrell, Roswell FennerCrosier, Owen Russell LoomisDaniells, Arthur GrosvenorFitch, CharlesFoy, William EllisHale, ApollosHaskell, Stephen NelsonJones, Alonzo TrevierLitch, JosiahLoughborough, John NortonMagan, Percy TilsonMiller, WilliamPaulson, DavidPreble, Thomas MotherwellPrescott, William WarrenSmith, Annie RebekahSmith, RebekahSmith, UriahStephenson, James M.Storrs, GeorgeWaggoner, Ellet JosephWaggoner, Joseph HarveyWard, Henry DanaWhiting, Nathaniel N.
The Early Life and Later Experience and Labors of Elder Joseph Bates
A Word to the “Little Flock”An Appeal to the Working Men and Women in the Ranks of Seventh-day AdventistsAppeal on ImmortalityAscension Robes; Slander RefutedBible AdventismBible HygieneThe Bible SabbathA Brief Account of the Last Sickness and Death of Nathaniel WhiteA Brief Exposition of the Angels of Revelation XIVBrother Miller’s DreamChrist in the Old Testament, and the Sabbath in the NewA Circular to the Citizens of Battle Creek, Relative to The Dime TabernacleDeath and BurialAn Earnest AppealThe Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting KingdomThe Game of LifeGod’s MemorialHealth, or, How to LiveThe JudgmentThe Law and the GospelLife IncidentsLife SketchesMy Lord Delayeth His ComingThe Old Moral Code of Ten Commandments Not RevisedOur Faith and HopeOur Faith and Hope, No. 1The ParablePerpetuity of Spiritual GiftsPersonality of GodPreach the WordThe Redeemer and RedeemedReport of the Book Fund for Tract and Book DistributionThe Sanctuary, the 2300 Days, and the Shut DoorThe Second AdventThe Second Coming of ChristThe Seventh Day of the Week is the Sabbath of the LordThe Seventh Day Sabbath Not AbolishedThe Signs of the Times [1853]The Signs of the TimesSketches of the Christian Life and Public Labors of William MillerSmall FruitsA Solemn AppealThe Sounding of the Seven Trumpets of Revelation 8 and 9The Third Angel’s MessageThe Two Thrones Representing the Kingdoms of Grace and of Glory
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Contents
Chapter 1 | 17 |
Parentage — Birth — Residence — First Foreign Voyage — Hurl Gate — London Water for Sailors — Mr. Lloyd’s Story — Mr. Moore and his Book — Sea Journal — Overboard — Shark. | |
Chapter 2 | 28 |
Shipwrecked in the Ice — An attempt to throw the Captain Overboard — Deliverance — Arrive in Ireland — Pursuing our Voyage — British Convoy — Part our Cable — Taken by Privateers — Nature of an Oath, and the Box — Ship Condemned — Voyage up the Baltic — Arrive in Ireland — Pressed into the British Service. | |
Chapter 3 | 37 |
Attempt to Escape — Flogging — Ship St. Salvadore — Attempt to Swim Away — Rodney 74 — Spanish War Ship — A Levanter — Image Worship — Another Attempt for Freedom — Battle — Storm — Shipwreck — Blockading Squadron — Church Service on Board a King’s Ship — Port Mahon — Subterranean Passage — Holy-stone — Wash Days — Threatened Punishment — Storm — New Station. | |
Chapter 4 | 51 |
Impressing American Seamen — Documents of Citizenship — War — Voluntary Surrender as Prisoners of War — Preparation for a Battle — Unjust Treatment — Close Confinement — Relieved — British Fleet Outgeneraled — Prisoners Sent to England — London Newspaper — Successful Movement — Without Bread. |
Chapter 5 | 63 |
Cutting a Hole Through the Ship — Perilous Adventure of a Narragansett Indian — Hole Finished — Eighteen Prisoners Escape — Singular Device to Keep the Number Good — Drowning Man — Night Signals for Relief — Another Hole Cut — Letter from the Escaped Prisoners — U. S. Government Clothe their Prisoners — Prisoners sent to Dartmoor — Cheering News of Peace. | |
Chapter 6 | 76 |
Subterranean Passage — A Traitor — Ratification of Peace — American Consul Hung in Effigy — Without Bread for Two Days — Prisoners Demand and Obtain their Bread — Inhuman Massacre of Prisoners — English Soldier Liberated — Court of Inquiry — Arrival of a Cartel — Liberated from Prison — Display of Flags Respecting the Massacre. | |
Chapter 7 | 88 |
Embarkation for the United States — Injustice to Prisoners — Excitement Respecting our Port of Destination — Banks of Newfoundland — Perils of the Ocean — Threatened Mutiny — Islands of Ice — Mutiny on the High Seas — Speak an American Ship — Joyful News — Land in Sight — A Prize Taken — Safe Arrival at New London, Ct. — Sail Again for Boston. | |
Chapter 8 | 98 |
Arrival Home — Voyage to Europe — Singular Rock in the Ocean — Sudden Commencement of Winter — Voyage Ended — Another Voyage — Perilous Situation in Chesapeake Bay — Criterion in Distress — Wrecked in a Snow-storm — Visit to Baltimore — On Board the Criterion Again — Cargo Saved — Another Voyage — Hurricane — Voyage Ended — Married — Another Voyage — Captain Reefing Top-sails in his Sleep. |
Chapter 9 | 113 |
Allowance of Water — Casting Cargo into the Sea — Allowance of Provisions — Terrible Storm — Gulf Stream — Dead Calm and Rushing Hurricane — The Cook’s Prayer — Silent Agony — Wallowing between the Seas — More Respecting the Gale — Leak Increasing — Supply of Provisions — Council — Bear up for the West Indies — Reported — Safe Arrival in the West Indies. | |
Chapter 10 | 129 |
A Spoiled Child — Passage Home from the West Indies — False Alarm — Arrival Home — Voyage in the Ship New Jersey — Breakers off Bermuda — Dangerous Position in a Violent Storm — Turk’s Island — Cargo of Rock Salt — Return to Alexandria, D. C. — Voyage to Liverpool — Storm in the Gulf Stream — Singular Phenomenon on the Banks of Newfoundland — Arrival at Liverpool — A Great Change — An Old Shipmate. | |
Chapter 11 | 140 |
Who the Stranger Was — Black List — Salt Shoveling — Peak of Pico — Voyage Ended — Visit my Family — Voyage to South America — Trade-winds — Sea-Fish — Rio Janeiro — Desperate Situation — Montevideo — Returning North — Cutting in a Whale — Resolved Never to Drink Ardent Spirits — Arrival in Alexandria — Preparations for Another Voyage — Visit my Family — Escape from a Stage — Sail for South America — Singular Fish — Arrival at Rio Janeiro — Sail for River La Plata — Dispose of my Cargo at Buenos Ayres — Catholic Host. | |
Chapter 12 | 153 |
Crossing the Pampas of Buenos Ayres — Preparation for the Pacific Ocean — Resolved Never to Drink Wine — Aspect of the Starry Heavens — Alarming Position off Cape Horn — Double the Cape — Island of Juan Fernandez — Arrival at |
Callao — A Whale Harpooned in the Harbor — Voyage to Pisco — The Patriot Soldiers — Scenery and Climate of Lima — Earthquakes — Destruction of Callao — Cemetery — Disposal of the Dead. | |
Chapter 13 | 163 |
Mint — Stamping Coin — Catholic Churches and Feasts — The Sunset Bells — Spanish Inquisition — Voyage to Truxillo — Sell the Chatsworth — Smuggling — Spanish Boats — Silver Conveyed by Indians — Deliver up the Chatsworth — Passage to Callao — Trouble with the Captain — Wine at a Dinner Party — Smoking. | |
Chapter 14 | 173 |
Money Matters — Highway Robbers — Searching Ships for Specie — A Lieutenant Shot — Sail for Home — Tobacco — Serious Reflections — Pass Cape Horn — Equator — North Star — Violent Gale — A Sudden Change of Wind — Desperate Position — Joyous Sight of Land — Vineyard Sound — Arrival in Boston — At Home — Another Voyage — Off the Capes of Virginia — Outward Bound. | |
Chapter 15 | 186 |
Conviction of Sin — Funeral at Sea — Covenant with God — A Dream — Arrival at Pernambuco — Landing a North American Lady — Wine at a Dinner Party — Sell my Cargo — Another Voyage — Religious Views — Whaling — Brazilian Flour — Arrive at St. Catherine’s — Also Paraiba — Sell my Cargo — Third Voyage — Confidence Rewarded. | |
Chapter 16 | 198 |
Soul-refreshing Seasons in the Forest — Effigy of Judas Iscariot — Sail from St. Catherine’s — Arrival at Paraiba — Fourth Voyage — Arrival at the Bay of Spirits — Dangerous Position — Rio St. Francisco — Rio Grande — Banks of Sand — A City in Ruins — Jerked Beef — Rio Grande to Paraiba — Kattamaran — Catholic Procession and Burial — Sail for New York — Arrival at Home — Family Prayer — Experience. |
Chapter 17 | 209 |
Revival of Religion — Baptism — Join the Church — Temperance Society — Cold-Water Army — Another Voyage — Rules for the Voyage — Temperance Voyage — Altar of Prayer on Shipboard — Semi-Weekly Paper at Sea — Sunday Worship — Arrival in South America — Paraiba — Bahia — Privateer — St. Catherine’s. | |
Chapter 18 | 219 |
Overhauled by a Buenos Ayres Privateer, or Pirate — Plunder — Passengers Made Prisoners — Search for Money — Crew and Passengers Released — Season of Prayer — Arrival at Rio Janeiro — Bethel Meeting — Rio Grande — Dangers of the Coast — Fresh Water — Religious Views — Letter — Vessel Lost — Sail — Arrive at St. Catherine’s — Sail for New York — Singular Phenomenon. | |
Chapter 19 | 232 |
Revival at Sea — Arrive in New York — Bethel Ships and Meetings — Friendless Young Men — Arrival in New Bedford — Temperance Reform — Sea-faring Life Ended. | |
Chapter 20 | 237 |
At Home — Farming — My Promise — Seaman’s Friend Society — Missions — American Tract Society — American Colonization Society — Meeting-House — Religious Revival — Tea and Coffee — Change of Residence — Progress of the Temperance Cause — Progress of the Antislavery Cause — My own Position — Mob in Boston, Mass. — Falling Stars. | |
Chapter 21 | 250 |
Moral Reform — Culture of Silk — Proposed Manual-Labor School — Second Advent of Christ — William Miller’s Theory — His Lectures in Boston — First Second-Advent Paper — Eld. D. Millard’s Letter — Eld. L. D. Fleming’s Letters — H. Hawley’s Letter — Wm. Miller in Portland. | |
Chapter 22 | 258 |
First Call for a Second-Advent Conference — Convened in Boston, Mass. — Conference Address Sent Forth to the World — |
Diving-Bell — Clearing the Ship Channel — Wm. Miller’s Lectures in Fairhaven, Mass. — Also in New Bedford — Address to Ministers — Ministers’ Meeting — Antiochus Epiphanes — Thirty-two Square Rods for Every Person — Second Second-Advent Conference. | |
Chapter 23 | 267 |
Fall of the Ottoman Empire — Passing of the Second Woe — Space of Time to Proclaim the First Angel’s Message, Revelation 14:6, 7 — Conferences — Trials on Leaving the Church — Moral-Reform Societies — Boston Conference in 1842 — Prophetic Charts — Campmeeting in Littleton, Mass., in August, 1842 — Taunton, Mass., in September — Salem, Mass., in October — Power and Work of the First Angel’s Message. | |
Chapter 24 | 279 |
The Stated Year for the Coming of the Lord — Sell my Place of Residence — Go with the Message to the Slave States — Meetings on Kent Island — Meetings in Centerville, Eastern Shore of Maryland — Judge Hopper — Newspaper Report — Meetings in Chester — Threatened Imprisonment — Among the Slaves — Power of the Lord in the Meeting — Conviction of the People. | |
Chapter 25 | 290 |
The Three Corners — Crowded Meeting — Singing — Universalism — Place for Meetings — Opposition — Dream — Slaves Ordered to go to the Advent Meeting — Convicted of the Truth — Meetings in Elktown — Return Home from Maryland — Visit to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard — First Disappointment in the Second-Advent Movement — Waiting for the Vision — Tarrying Time. | |
Chapter 26 | 298 |
First Angel’s Message — Midnight Cry — Parable of the Ten Virgins — Second Disappointment — Three Angels’ Messages — The Sabbath — Progress of the Work — Conclusion — Remarks by the Editor. |