Grimke’s sermons urge Christian training of children, pastoral duty, education, and temperance. They model courageous moral leadership for community and racial uplift.

Francis J. Grimké’s meditations (1914–1934) on Christian faith, prayer, pastoral duty, race relations, and mourning for his wife. Practical, devotional reflections urging holiness and service.

Volume IV of The Works of Francis J. Grimke, ed. Carter G. Woodson. A calendar of Grimke’s letters and correspondence with leading figures (Douglass, Du Bois, Booker T. Washington).

Eulogy for Rev. George T. Purves celebrating his preaching, teaching, and devoted pastoral care. Urges Philippians’ call: forgetting what is behind and pressing on.

Examines Christ’s self-revelation and mission—Son of God and Son of Man—revelation, redemption, judgment; then surveys a Theological Encyclopaedia for organizing theological disciplines.

In this centennial sermon, Patton celebrates Princeton Seminary’s century-long commitment to historic Reformed theology and the authority of Scripture. He argues that while intellectual trends and controversies change, the church must remain steadfast in defending the supernatural character of Christianity, the reliability of the Bible, and the divine person and work of Christ. Patton presents Princeton’s enduring strength as its faithful adherence to the theology of the Reformation amid shifting theological fashions.

Report of Princeton Seminary’s 1915 inauguration of President Stevenson and Professor Smith. Addresses emphasize homiletics, balanced theological education, practical training, and preaching.

Analyzes Hebrews’ covenantal theology and argues for a seminary balance: rigorous scholarly training in languages and doctrine together with practical pastoral instruction.

Memorial address for B. B. Warfield praising his steadfast defense of Scripture’s inspiration and authority, Reformed convictions, and views on church unity, private judgment, and conscience.

Union Seminary Review (Apr 1930) includes essays on organic union among Presbyterians and a reprinted lecture on the inspiration of Scripture, weighing historicity, inspiration, and inerrancy.

Report on Princeton Seminary’s 121st commencement and a memorial address for Francis L. Patton, highlighting his life, defense of biblical inspiration, teaching, and influence as theologian and orator.

Discusses new, more candid U.S. historiography and publishes Francis Makemie’s letters about land suits, ministry, and the 1706 formation of the first American Presbytery; includes Williamsburg poems.

Chronological index (1901) of Korea’s foreign intercourse and missionary activity from ancient times to the late 19th century, listing treaties, missions, shipwrecks, and diplomatic events.

Reprint of Dr. Horace N. Allen’s Korea: Fact and Fancy (1904), combining Korean tales and a chronological index with descriptive history, geography, government, and foreign missions.

Horace N. Allen’s sketches from 22 years in China and Korea, detailing cultural encounters, diplomatic incidents, and missionary life. Entertaining, anecdotal observations.

Memorial biography of Dr. Isaac Anderson, founder and first president of Maryville College, detailing his Scottish Protestant heritage, ministry, pedagogy, and lasting institutional influence.