Peter Pratt. His scandalous book. The evident falsehoods in 321-341 that work. Proof of other intentionally incorrect statements in the same. Later historians, including Miss Caulkins, misled by these statements. Errors regarding the Rogerenes in Backu’s “History of the Baptists.” Unreliable traditions in Barber’s “Historical Collections of New Jersey.” Errors by Mr. Field in his Bi-Centennial Discourse. Errors by Mr. Blake in his “History of the First Church of Christ in New London.” Marriages of New London Rogerenes same as those of persons of other sects. Marriages of Groton Rogerenes by a Quaker ceremony, solemnized in Rogerene public meeting, after due publication of marriage intentions. These marriages legal. View of marriage among the Rogerenes; a sacred agreement not to be annulled save for the one cause stated in the New Testament. Errors by author of the Bolles Genealogy. Seven different versions of the current anecdote regarding lack of marriage ceremony by the Rogerenes. Serious dragon’s tooth inadvertantly manufactured by Dr. Blake APPENDIX. Extracts from “Epistles” by John Rogers, Sr. 345 Extracts from “Two Ministrations” by John Rogers, Sr. 349 Extracts from “Concerning the Sabbath” by John Rogers, Sr. 352 “Heretics” by John Rogers, Sr. 361 Extracts from “Conversations with John Rogers” by Samuel 362 Bownas Extracts from “Reply to J. Backus” by John Rogers, 2d 363 Extracts from “Answer to Cotton Mather” by John Rogers, 2d 365 Extracts from “Reply to Peter Pratt” by John Rogers, 2d 368 Extracts from “Answer to Mr. Byles” by John and Joseph 369 Bolles Extracts from “Looking Glass for Presbyterians of New 373 London” by John Rogers, 3d Extracts from “Debate between Mr. Byles and Congregational 381 Church,” published by the Church Extracts from “The Battle Axe” by Timothy Watrous, Sr., and 383 Timothy, Jr. Petition by Alexander Rogers (John, 2d) 386 Titles of Books by Rogerene Authors 388 NOTE.—The only change from the original Rogerene writings in this Appendix or in the body of this work has been in omitting the old style capital letters at beginning of substantives. INTRODUCTION.