England and mislaid; first printed in Works). Remarks on Mr. Charles Leslie's First Dialogue, &c., 1708 (anon.; in this, anticipating Clarke, he calls himself "a true scriptural trinitarian"; he wrote two other tracts against Charles Leslie in the same year). The Previous Question to the Several Questions about ... Baptism, &c., 1710 (anon.; answered by Grantham Killingworth and Caleb Fleming). A Full Inquiry into the Original Authority of that Text, 1 John v. 7, &c., 1715 (the controversy with Martin lasted till 1722; each wrote three pieces). A True Narrative of the Proceedings ... against Mr. Thomas Emlyn; and of his Prosecution, &c., 1719 (dated September 1718); latest edition, 1829. Sermons, 8vo, 1742 (with new title-page, forms vol. iii. of Works). Memoirs of the Life and Sentiments of the Reverend Dr. Samuel Clarke (written 1731; first printed in Works). Also controversial tracts against Willis (1705), Sherlock (1707), Bennet (1718), Tong and others (1719), George Trosse (1719), and Daniel Waterland (1731). In 1823 Jared Sparks published at Boston, U.S., a selection from Emlyn's works, with memoir. Answers to Emlyn's positions were furnished by Stephen Nye (1715), Jacques Abbadie (1719), C. Alexander (1791), and Aaron Burr Sr., president of the college in New Jersey (1757), on occasion of an American edition (1790) of extracts from the 'Humble Inquiry.' Notes Attribution: 1663 births 1741 deaths English Unitarian ministers People convicted of blasphemy in Ireland People from Stamford, Lincolnshire English Presbyterian ministers Burials at Bunhill Fields Irish non-subscribing Presbyterian ministers