1. Peter G. Bolt: The Letter signed Philo Free
2. David B. Pettett: Marsden in the Hands of Australasian Historians
3. Joel Atwood: 'So important in its nature, so difficult in its execution, and so doubtful in its result'. The Mission to the South Seas from 1786 to 1830
4. Greg Anderson: The early colonial mission context of Philo Free
5. Craig Schwarze: A Secret Enemy. The turbulent relationship between Marsden and Macquarie
6. Malcolm Falloon: Mission Trading In The South Pacific By The Active (1814-1822) and The Accusations Of Philo Free
7. Peter G. Bolt: The failure of the Philanthropic Society
8. Jane M. Tooher: A Friendship Revealed. The Marsden & Stokes Family Correspondence
9. David B. Pettett: Marsden's Supportive Circle. Friendship in Controversy
10. Elizabeth G. Moll: Unmasking A Shielded Secret Enemy. John Thomas Campbell and the Philo Free Trials
11. Michael Gladwin: The Bigge Picture: Colonial Manners, Mission, and the Imperial Context of Australia's First Libel Case
12. Caitlin Hurley: Freedom of Speech and of the Press in Colonial NSW
13. Alexander C. Bolt, Paul R. Cerotti, & Konrad Peszynski: Normative Ethics In Early Colonial Australia And The Country's First Libel Case
14. Malcolm Falloon: The Breaking of the Storm: Marsden and the Missionary Cause
15. Bibliography

Peter Bolt is the Director of Academic Strategy at the Australian University College of Divinity.

Malcolm Falloon is a New Zealand Anglican minister and the Associate National Diretor of the NZ Christian Network.