April 17, 1802 Letter to Thomas Jefferson
Selections of Elias Boudinot's public services, addresses, and letters, including appeals to President Jefferson about Mint wage-earners and remarks on agriculture.
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April 17, 1802 Letter to Thomas Jefferson
August 10, 1802 Letter to Thomas Jefferson
Letters and addresses of Elias Boudinot: observations on agriculture (animated oats), resignation from the Mint, retirement, Biblical studies, Native American concerns and freeing of slaves.
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Life of the Rev. William Tennent [The Evangelical Intelligencer]
Biography of Rev. William Tennent: Irish-born Presbyterian who emigrated to colonial America, founded the "log college" to train ministers, and exemplified humble, devout piety.
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Life of the Rev. William Tennent
Life of Rev. William Tennent, 18th‑century Presbyterian who founded the Log College to train ministers. Details his piety, miraculous recovery, and influence on American Presbyterianism.
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The Second Advent, or Coming of the Messiah in Glory, Shown to Be a Scripture Doctrine, and Taught by Divine Revelation, from the Beginning of the World
Early 19th-century American layman's study arguing the Second Advent (return of Christ) as Scripture doctrine; surveys prophetic texts across Old & New Testaments.
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A Star in the West: Or, A Humble Attempt to Discover the Long Lost Ten Tribes of Israel, Preparatory to Their Return to Their Beloved City, Jerusalem
Elias Boudinot surveys Native American language, traditions and character, proposing they may be descendants of the Ten Lost Tribes and urging their spiritual restoration.
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An Account of a Remarkable Revival of Religion in Freehold, New Jersey
Account of an 18th-century revival in Freehold, NJ led by the Tennents and Whitefield, describing convictions, conversions and renewed piety. Also includes a catechetical lecture on the Trinity's mystery.
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Journal or Historical Recollections of American Events during the Revolutionary War
Elias Boudinot's verbatim journal of American Revolutionary events, recording eyewitness anecdotes—Yorktown, Major André, Lydia Darrah—and praising Washington's leadership.
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The Life, Public Services, Addresses and Letters of Elias Boudinot, Vol. 1
Collection of Elias Boudinot's life, letters, speeches and public services, detailing his Revolutionary-era role as commissary for prisoners, Continental Congress leader, and Washington's correspondent.
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The Life, Public Services, Addresses and Letters of Elias Boudinot, Vol. 2
Selections of Elias Boudinot's letters and addresses covering his Continental Congress service, diplomacy, mint office, retirement, and abolition-related correspondence.
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The History of Napoleon Bonaparte; Emperor of the French, and King of Italy
Early 19th-century biography of Napoleon Bonaparte tracing his Corsican birth, education, and rapid military rise through the Italian campaigns, Egypt expedition, consulship, and empire.
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The Spirit of the Public Journals
Anthology of American newspaper selections (1805) collecting essays, satire, poems, and reflections to amuse and instruct. Preface explains curation and omits partisan politics.
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The Case of Baptis Irvine in a Matter of Contempt of Court
1808 Baltimore report: editor Baptis Irvine faces contempt for The Whig's accusations of juror perjury after an assault verdict; includes affidavits and courtroom arguments.
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The Book and Slavery Irreconcilable
A fiery abolitionist sermon arguing that slaveholding is irreconcilable with Christianity and republicanism, calling church leaders to repent and abolish slavery.
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