Albany Conference—Declaration of principles, 344-350 Albany Conference—Miller’s address, 350-355 Associated action, 347 Apology and defense, 359-362 Address to the public, 381-385 _Boston Investigator_, letter in, 101 _Boston Post_, letter in, 162 Conversion, 43, 357 Conviction of duty to preach, 65, 72 Correspondence on his views, 68 Calls for labor in many places, 102 _Christian Secretary_, 159 _Christian Reflector_, account of labor in, 191 Camp-meeting, East Kingston, N. H., 162 Exeter, N. H., 248 Plainfield, Ct., 254 Conference address, 249 Counsel to believers, 315-319 Conference at Albany, 343 Conference letter to his family, 407-408 Deistical Sentiments, 25-32 Difficulties in his study, 66, 67 Death of his mother—his impression, 105-107 Dr. Dowling, 190, 195, 200, 204, 205, 206, 211, 213 Dr. Chase, 190, 192, 193, 195 Dr. Jarvis, 190, 193, 196, 199, 205, 211, 215 Dr. Hamilton, 190, 193, 204, 205 Disappointment of seventh month movement, 300 Definiteness of prophetic time, 362 Death and funeral, 405-407 Early life, 13-18 Early Christian life, 64-66 Eld. Hendryx’ first acquaintance with Miller, 73 Eld. T. Cole, Lowell, his disappointment, &c., 122 Eld. Himes’ first acquaintance, 127 Extension of labors, 128 Eld. David Millard, testimony of, 131 Eld. D. I. Robinson, letter of, 133 Eld. L. D. Fleming, Portland, Me., his account of labor, 139 Four fundamental points, 7 First public lecture, 80 Fanaticism, its commencement, 249 False reports of Mr. Miller’s property, 267 Faith in his experience in the work, 369-374 _Gazette and Advertiser_, Long Island, testimony of, 245 Home of Mr. Miller, 262 How to deal with those in error, 385, 386 His last sickness—described by Eld. Himes, 403-405 Interview on a Hudson River steamer, 91 Interesting conversation with ministers, 177 Illustration by time of Noah, 222 Interview with Methodist ministers on a steamer, 286-289 Interesting letter from Harrisburg, 291 John Starkweather, leader in fanaticism in Boston, 251 Low Hampton, settlement there, 39 Labor in a revival, 71 License to preach, Baptist churches in Hampton and Whitehall, 93 Letter to Eld. Hendryx, 75, 82, 88, 91, 96, 98, 101, 102, 106, 108 Letter from Charles Fitch, 113 Letter from pastor in West Troy, 115 Letter from pastor of Baptist church in Rome, N. Y., 117 Letter to his son, from Burlington, Vt., 118 Letter from Boston, 121 _Lynn Record_, notice in the, 124 Letter of S. Hawley, Cong. minister, Groton, Mass., 126 Lectured on steamboat, 166 Letter from home, 169 Letter from Mr. Miller on false reports of time, 182 Letter of Miller on the fanaticism, 255 Letter to I. E. Jones in _Advent Herald_, 311 Letter to the Boston _Investigator_, 339-342 Loss of sight, 392 Letter written when he was blind, 394