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The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.

Rev. Philip Barbour Price

1905 newspaper dispatches on the Russo-Japanese War—fierce fighting near Mukden and Russian retreat—plus US domestic news: Richmond commerce and a New York transit strike.

Rev. John Taylor Pressly

Short biographical sketches from History of Pittsburgh (1922) of William P. Snyder Jr., Rev. John T. Pressly, and Samuel P. Harbison, highlighting leadership, ministry, and civic service.

Henry Barrington Pratt

Two necrological biographies (1913) of Henry B. Pratt and Isaac N. Rendall, detailing their Princeton training, missionary and pastoral service in Latin America and the U.S., translations, and deaths.
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The Mexican Centennial

Rev. H.B. Pratt surveys Mexico's centennial, Catholic resurgence, and Protestant missionary efforts to distribute Spanish Gospels and Proverbs. Rev. Arcadio Morales requests literature, funds, and prayer.
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Studies on the Book of Genesis

Preface to Studies on Genesis: an evangelical, evidential commentary defending biblical inspiration, harmonizing Genesis' creation with science, and serving Spanish-speaking readers.
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How Much of It Is True?

Rev. Leitch critiques unscientific 'higher' criticism and speculative archaeology, defending Mosaic chronology and the reliability of Scripture against modern datings.
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The Creator’s Mind

Poem on peacemakers (Matt. 5:9); essay debating capital punishment vs. reform, Governor Seymour urging hope and mercy for prisoners; and a reflection on God's design in creation.
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The Nashville Convention

Two pieces: a scientist assesses human origins and the limits of evolutionary evidence; a report on the Nashville Student Volunteer Convention stressing foreign missions and evangelistic zeal.
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Old Buffalo

A Presbyterian periodical urging prayer for President Wilson, civic virtue, honesty, safety, doctrinal preaching, and recounting Old Buffalo church history including a 1776 petition for religious liberty.
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The Reverend John Pons

History and heritage of the Waldensian Presbyterian Church, Valdese, NC (1893–1993). Biographical sketches of pastors (e.g., Rev. John Pons, Emile Tron) and church milestones.

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