Historic and Contemporary English Versions of The Book of Concord Available Online
- 1851 Henkel Book of Concord first edition
- 1854 Henkel Book of Concord second edition
- 1911 Jacobs "People's edition" Book of Concord
- 1921 Bente Concordia Triglotta English text
- 1921 Bente Concordia Triglotta PDF
- 1959 Tappert Book of Concord (Google books)
- 2000 Kolb-Wengert Book of Concord (Google books)
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