The butter horn, or, The evils of state endowments of religionMathew Meek · First published 1838Open the Tome
Calvinism Triumphant over the shattered remains of Arminian Sophistry: wherin Mr. Tucker's Unanswerable pamphlet is dissected, his invective hurled upon his own head, and the divine decree of election and reprobation proved from his own words, in terms as strong and absolute, as ever were used by John Calvin, or any of his followersMathew Meek · First published 1830Open the Tome
Three letters to the Rev. H. Henry of C----R [Connor], wherin his charges in the "Sexton's Catechism", against Covenanters, are refuted, & shewn to be utterly groundlessMathew Meek · First published 1830Open the Tome
Calvanism supported by reason, proved from Divine Revelation, and guaranteed by common sense; in a few friendly epistles on the five Arminian, directed to Mr. Daniel McAfee, in order to repel his attack upon the Rev. John Paul's lettersMathew Meek · First published 1822Open the Tome
The Tale of the Butterhorn, to which is added a congratulatory address to the Reverend Gentlemen of the Associate Synods of Ixxxxxd [Ireland], on their late reception of the Royal GiftMathew Meek · First published 1813Open the Tome
