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Christ Our Penal Substitute

Dabney defends Christ’s penal substitution against rationalistic objections, explains imputation (actual vs potential guilt), and argues its necessity for justification and gospel doctrine.
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Francis S. Sampson, D.D.

Sketch of Union Theological Seminary’s origins and a biographical portrait of Professor Francis S. Sampson, highlighting his scholarship, teaching, piety, and premature death.
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Reminiscences of Jacob Henry Smith

Memorial volume for Rev. J. Henry Smith (1820–1897) containing a biographical sketch, accounts of his death and burial, tributes, memorials, and reminiscences of his long pastorate in Greensboro.
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English and Muskokee Dictionary

1890 English–Muskokee (Creek) dictionary compiled and revised by R. M. Loughridge and D. M. Hodge. Contains alphabet, pronunciation notes, and extensive English–Muskokee entries for schools and mission use.
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The Stone Kingdom

Late-19th-century study arguing the United States fulfills biblical prophecies (Daniel, Isaiah, Revelation), identifying America as the ‘Stone Kingdom’ in the end-times.
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Moral Reform

1834 sermon condemning lewdness and libertinism, urging public denunciation and moral reform to defend marriage, public morals, and society from prostitution’s ruin. Calls for courage and action.
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Moral View of Rail Roads

1851 sermon reflecting on the moral and providential significance of railroads and steam power, linking them to civilization, commerce, religion, and peace.
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Samuel Clark Aiken, D.D.

Encyclopedia of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, covering Northern and Southern assemblies, with biographies and historical descriptions of ministers and institutions.
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Sermons on Important Subjects, Vol. 1 (1766)

Collection of Samuel Davies’s sermons with a preface and memoir. Praised for evangelical zeal, eloquence, and his academic leadership as president of the College of New Jersey.
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Sermons on Important Subjects, Vol. 2 (1766)

Samuel Davies’ sermon ‘The Universal Judgment’ urges repentance, presents Christ’s resurrection as assurance of a final judgment, and describes Christ as the appointed Judge.
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Sermons on Important Subjects, Vol. 3 (1766)

Samuel Davies’ sermon ‘The Vessels of Mercy and the Vessels of Wrath’ (Rom. 9) examines God’s sovereign election, human fitness for glory or destruction, and the need for repentance.
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March 2, 1751 Letter (1751)

Magazine republishes ‘Lives of the Apostles and Fathers,’ featuring St. Stephen (Acts 7). Includes Rev. Samuel Davies’ letter on poetry, pride, and Christian temper (Psalm 73; Romans 14).
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Memoirs of President Davies

Memoir of Samuel Davies recounting his conversion, zealous evangelical ministry and revival successes in Virginia, and his later presidency of the College of New Jersey.
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Sermons on Important Subjects (Additional Volume)

Collection of Samuel Davies’ sermons addressing signs of the times, divine providence, revival, death, war, and ministerial duty—urging preparedness, piety, and pastoral zeal.
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