The Deacons of Virginia and Some Collateral Lines
1963 genealogy of the Deacon family of Virginia compiled by George West Diehl. Traces European origins, collateral lines, family biographies and reunion history.
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Archives
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.
The Deacons of Virginia and Some Collateral Lines
Samuel Bayard Dod
Necrological report listing brief biographies and obituaries of Princeton Theological Seminary alumni, noting ministries, academic posts, civic roles, and burial details.
Procedure in State Legislatures
1918 study of state legislative procedure analyzing inherent powers, house organization, committees, bill passage, and leadership; examines constitutional limits and judicial review.
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The New Princeton Library
1935 report outlining Princeton's new library plan: a workshop-style building to bring students, faculty, and books together, supporting preceptorial and independent study.
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St. Anthony the Great
Sketches of Jonathan Edwards and St. Anthony. Edwards praised for Calvinist faith and exemplary Christian character. St. Anthony portrayed as a radical ascetic whose desert life shaped early monasticism.
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Theodore Beza
Concise biography of Theodore Beza—his birth, education, conversion, exile to Lausanne and Geneva, teaching and alliance with Calvin, psalm translations, and controversies (e.g., Servetus).
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The Early Dutch Anabaptists
Survey of early Dutch Anabaptists: origins, rejection of infant baptism (immersion rare), quiet vs. fanatic wings, the Münster catastrophe, martyrdoms, and Menno Simons' reform.
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Jesus in German Theology in the First Decade of the Twentieth Century
Survey of modern German Christology and its challenge to traditional faith. Traces the rise of critical "Jesus‑literature" from Reimarus, Strauss and Renan through Harnack and Wrede.
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The Dutch “Staten-Bybel” of 1637
Two essays: literary analysis of Luke’s hymns (Luke 1:5–2:52), contrasting the Greek prologue with Septuagint-like Hebraisms; and a history of the Dutch 1637 Staten-Bybel in its Reformation context.
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Outline Studies in Church History
Outline of church history from the apostolic age through medieval and modern periods, surveying councils, heresies, missions, monasticism, and the Reformation. A seminary classroom framework.
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Recent Sources of Information on the Anabaptists in the Netherlands
Survey of recent Dutch sources on sixteenth-century Anabaptists, highlighting the Bibliotheca Reformatoria Neerlandica, martyr accounts, and major leaders like Hoffman and Menno.
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The Background of the Reformation
Christian Observer (Apr 4, 1917): editorials on God's love and Christ's atoning power, reports on missions and missionary deaths, and an essay on the background of the Reformation. Also features Sunday-school statistics and mission resources.
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The Dawn of the Reformation
Calls for temperance to aid the war effort; affirms the Bible as the infallible rule for life; reports missions, Sunday-school work, and an essay on the dawn of the Reformation.
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The Renaissance and the Reformation
June 20, 1917 Christian Observer urging intensified national and personal prayer, Bible and catechism study, Christian stewardship and missions, with essays on the Renaissance and Reformation.
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Erasmus and the Reformation
1917 Christian Observer urges wartime evangelism and Sunday-school care for soldiers; reports General Assembly and Montreat conferences; includes a biographical essay on Erasmus and the Reformation.
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The Dutch Anabaptists
Lectures on the Dutch Anabaptists: their origins, theology, persecutions, martyrs, and influence on Mennonites and the Reformation, grounded in primary Dutch sources.
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Herman Bavinck
Tribute to Herman Bavinck, profiling his scholarship and leadership in Neo‑Calvinism, his preaching, teaching, and lasting influence on Dutch Reformed theology.
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Memorials — Rev. Henry Elias Dosker D.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Professor of Church History, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Memorial volume for Rev. Henry E. Dosker (1855–1926), professor of Church History at Louisville Seminary, containing funeral and memorial addresses, resolutions, last sermon and writings.
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A Sketch of the Life of Rev. Henry Elias Dosker, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D.
Biographical sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker, Louisville seminary professor, celebrating his intellect, imagination, moral courage, and teaching in defense of the supernatural Gospel.
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The Reverend Francis Doughty
Biography of Rev. Francis Doughty: his clash with the English High Commission, emigration to New England, legal suits, and disputes over baptism and church order at Taunton.
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