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Patrick Henry: Life, Correspondence and Speeches, Vol. 3

Patrick Henry correspondence (1775–76) reporting military operations, captured vessels and salt supplies, troop morale, naval threats, and governance during the American Revolution.

William Wirt Henry, Sr. ⬩ 1891

The Causes Which Produced the Virginia of the Revolutionary Period: Inaugural Address of Hon. William Wirt Henry

Inaugural address tracing the causes that produced Revolutionary Virginia: English origins, geography and climate, tobacco economy, slavery, and immigrant influences (Scotch-Irish, Huguenots).

William Wirt Henry, Sr. ⬩ 1891

Eminent and Representative Men of Virginia and the District of Columbia in the Nineteenth Century

Historical sketch of the District of Columbia and Washington City, recounting Constitutional-era debates over locating the national capital (Potomac vs. Susquehanna). Includes biographical notices.

William Wirt Henry, Sr. ⬩ 1893

The Westminster Assembly: The Events Leading Up to It, Personnel of the Body, and Its Method of Work - An Address

Address tracing events leading to the Westminster Assembly: papal corruption, the Reformation, and the rise of Puritanism and Calvinism in England and Scotland.

William Wirt Henry, Sr. ⬩ 1897

Moses Drury Hoge

Discusses whether one must repent of original sin, clarifying 'repentance' and 'original sin'. Also a biographical tribute to Rev. Moses D. Hoge, his ministry, charity, and preaching.

William Wirt Henry, Sr. ⬩ 1899

The Presbyterian Church and Religious Liberty in Virginia

Survey of Presbyterians in Virginia: Scotch-Irish settlement, leaders (Makemie, Samuel Davies), and the church's crucial role in securing religious and civil liberty and separation of church and state.

William Wirt Henry, Sr. ⬩ 1900

An Exposition of the Blasphemous Doctrines and Delusions of the so-called Latter-day Saints, or Mormons

1852 exposé by A. B. Hepburn critically examining Mormonism — its origins, Book of Mormon, witnesses, and doctrines — recounting his conversion, investigation, and public refutation.

Andrew Dousa Hepburn ⬩ 1852

Mormonism Exploded: Or, The Religion of the Latter-Day Saints Proved to Be a System of Imposture, Blasphemy, and Immorality; With the Autobiography

19th-century anti-Mormon tract and autobiography by A. B. Hepburn exposing Mormonism as imposture. Recounts his conversion, doubts, and systematic critique of Latter-day Saints doctrines.

Andrew Dousa Hepburn ⬩ 1855

Joseph Addison Alexander

1870 magazine excerpt profiling Joseph Addison Alexander. It sketches his prodigious language-learning, historical scholarship, dislike of metaphysics, and strict, systematic study habits.

Andrew Dousa Hepburn ⬩ 1870

Manual of English Rhetoric

A 19th-century manual on English rhetoric and prose composition, covering invention, arrangement, style, figures of speech, sentence and paragraph structure, and prose forms.

Andrew Dousa Hepburn ⬩ 1875

A Japanese and English Dictionary

Preface and introduction to J.C. Hepburn's 1867 Japanese–English dictionary, outlining compilation, kana tables, romanization, orthography, syllabary, pronunciation and usage notes.

James Curtis Hepburn ⬩ 1867

The Old Man and the Devils

Old man with a facial lump hides in a tree, joins devils dancing; they remove his lump as pledge. His neighbor repeats the trick and returns with lumps on both sides.

James Curtis Hepburn ⬩ 1886

The Book of Psalms: English and Japanese, Transliterated

Printed edition of the Book of Psalms with English (KJV-style) text and Japanese transliteration/translation, containing Psalms 1–10+; printed in Yokohama, 1888.

James Curtis Hepburn ⬩ 1888

The Independent Republic of Liberia; Its Constitution and Declaration of Independence; Address of the Colonists to the Free People of Color in the United States

Liberia's 1847 Declaration and Constitution establishing a free republic: declaration of rights, separation of powers, religious liberty, and prohibition of slavery.

Amos Herring ⬩ 1848

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Patrick Henry: Life, Correspondence and Speeches, Vol. 3

The Causes Which Produced the Virginia of the Revolutionary Period: Inaugural Address of Hon. William Wirt Henry

Eminent and Representative Men of Virginia and the District of Columbia in the Nineteenth Century

The Westminster Assembly: The Events Leading Up to It, Personnel of the Body, and Its Method of Work - An Address

Moses Drury Hoge

The Presbyterian Church and Religious Liberty in Virginia

An Exposition of the Blasphemous Doctrines and Delusions of the so-called Latter-day Saints, or Mormons

Mormonism Exploded: Or, The Religion of the Latter-Day Saints Proved to Be a System of Imposture, Blasphemy, and Immorality; With the Autobiography

Joseph Addison Alexander

Manual of English Rhetoric

A Japanese and English Dictionary

The Old Man and the Devils

The Book of Psalms: English and Japanese, Transliterated

The Independent Republic of Liberia; Its Constitution and Declaration of Independence; Address of the Colonists to the Free People of Color in the United States

Information About Going to Liberia: With Things Which Every Emigrant Ought to Know

Sermons on Various Subjects

Letter to George Edwards

Alexander Hewat, D.D.

The Duty and Reasons of Christian Diligence

Two Discourses upon the Life and Character of the Rev. Francis Herron, D.D.

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