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|| Author || Title & Publication Information || Entry ||
| Brandis, Adolph von. | _Universal Thoughts:   Inequality, Why, The First Life, Ingersoll, The Israelites._ Buffalo, N.Y.:   Ad. von Brandis, 1881. (16 p.) | 1 |
| Brann, Henry A. | _The Age of Unreason, Being a   Reply to Tomas Paine, Robert Ingersoll, Felix Adler, Rev. O.B. Frothingham,   and Other American Rationalists._ 4{^}th^ ed. New York: Martin B. Brow, Printer, 1881.   (115 p.) | 2 |
| Brown, E. P. | _Infidelity Answered; or, From   Ingersoll Park to Beulahland: An Account of the Conversion of Rev. E.P.   Brown, Formerly an Infidel Editor, Lecturer and Publisher…_ Cincinnati,   Ohio: Rev. M.W. Knapp, Revivalist Office, n.d. (32 p.) | 3 |
| Cochran, Page A. | _A Critical Criticiser Criticised, or, Ingersoll's Gospel Analyzed._ St.    Albans, Vt.; 1900. (149 p.) With Ingersoll's _What Must We Do   To Be Saved_ printed at the back. | 4 |
| Cogswell, N. J. | _The Christian Religion, Mistakes of Robert G. Ingersoll and His Reviewers._  Pennsylvania:   Silvara, Bradford Co., 1882. (10 p.) | 5 |
| Cross, Philip W. | _Some Mistakes of Ingersoll or Moses on Top._ Newark: Advertiser Printing House, 1894. (36 p.) | 6 |
| Dabney, R. L. | _The Latest Infidelity, a Reply   to Ingersoll's Position._ Richmond,    Va.: Whittet & Shepperson,   Printers, n.d. (35 p.) | 7 |
| Field, Henry M. and Ingersoll, Robert G. | _The Field-Ingersoll   Discussion. Faith or Agnosticism? A Series of Articles from the_ North   American Review_.\_ New York:   North American Review, 1888. (83 p.) | 8 |
| Field, Henry M. | _An Open Letter to Robert G.   Ingersoll._ N.p., n.d.  (47 p.) | 9 |
| Ingersoll, Robert G., Black, Jeremiah S., and Fisher,   George P. | _The Christian Religion, A   Series of Articles from the North American Review._ New York: North American Review, 1882.  (143 p.) | 10 |
| Ingersoll, Robert G. | _Col. R.G. Ingersoll's Great   Lecture on "What Shall I Do To Be Saved?" and His Views on Politics   and Religion._  N.p, n.d. (12 p.) | 11 |
| Leech, S. V. | _Magnificent Reply to Col.   Robert G. Ingersoll's Attack on the Bible._ New York: I. K. Funk & Co., \[1879\].   (12 p.) | 12 |
| MacDonald, E. M. | _Col. Robert G. Ingersoll As He   Is; a Complete Refutation of His Clerical Enemies' Malicious Slanders._ New York: The Truth   Seeker Co., 1896. (159 p.) | 13 |
| McClure, J. B., ed. | _Mistakes of Ingersoll, as   Shown by Bishop Cheney, Chaplain McCabe, Robert Collyer, D.D., Rev. W.F.   Crafts, Arthur Swazey, D.D., Fred. Perry Powers, and Others. Including also   Ingersoll's Answers to Prof. Swing, W.H. Ryder, D.D., Dr. Thomas Brooke   Herford, D.D., Dr. Collyer, Dr. Koehler, and Ingersoll's Lecture on   "Skulls."_ Chicago:   Rhodes & McClure, Publishers, 1879. (146 p.) | 14 |
| Mears, David O. | _Ingersollism Tested By Scepticism and the Truth._ Worcester,    Mass.: Snow, Woodman & Co.,   1880. (56 p.) | 15 |
| Parker, Joseph. | _Ingersoll Answered "What   Must I Do To Be Saved?"_ The Standard Series, Class O.2., No. 67   (Oct. 15, 1881) New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1881. | 16 |
| Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis. | _Proceedings, December 1880._ New York?: The Society, 1881? (14 p.) | 17 |
| Stuart, John C. | _Ingersoll's   "Ghosts." An Examination of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll's   Objections to the Bible; Contained in his Lecture on "Ghosts,"   "Hell," etc._ London: T. Woolmer, etc., 1885. (45 p.) | 18 |
| Trenwith, Wm. H. | _Ethics and Atheists; or,   Remonstrances with Professor Adler, Colonel Ingersoll, and Others._  New     York: J. W. Pratt's Printing House, 1881. (28 p.) | 19 |
| Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. | _"Thy Word is Truth." An Answer to Robert   Ingersoll's Charges Against Christianity._ \[Allegheny,    Pa., Tower Bible & Tract   Society, 1892\] (32 p.) | 20 |
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