Notes on Vol. I , undated

Octavo-sized notebook beginning with pages 17-19 of a handwritten summary of an unidentified work on existence and moral agency. The notebook is largely comprised of blank pages, and pages 1-16 are missing.

Notebook containing Nathan Prince's defense against the first articles of accusation against him, Nov. 26, 1741

A penciled notation on this notebook's cover indicates that the handwriting is of Thomas Prince, Nathan's brother. Informally titled "An Heavenly Interposition of a Storm & Tempest," this notebook details Prince's point-by-point responses to the accusations against him. Prince also includes lists of each accusation and those making the accusation; he appears to have believed there was a conspiracy against him.