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- Extracts from the Works of Thomas Manton (archive.org)
- Works by Thomas Manton (CCEL)
- The Complete Works of Thomas Manton - freely read - 22 PDF (archive.org)
- The Complete Works of Thomas Manton–22 hardcover books (broken link)
- Commentary on James (broken link)
- Commentary on Jude (broken link)
- Sermons on Hebrews 11 (broken link)
- Single volume on The Temptation of Christ (broken link)
- Single volume on The Life of Faith (broken link)
- An Interview with Derek Cooper About Thomas Manton
- "Who Was Thomas Manton?" (Audio Lecture)
- The Thomas Manton Homepage (broken link)
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