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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.

Resolutions on Mr. Albert Barnes, May 30, 1831 (1831)

General Assembly minutes (1821–1835) covering missions, copyright issues, and judicial cases—notably the Rev. Albert Barnes matter. The Assembly ordered presbytery division and handled complaints.

Letter to Joseph H. Jones re: Ashbel Green

Life of Rev. Ashbel Green: devoted Presbyterian pastor and college president who shaped theological education, preaching, and pastoral care through deep piety and leadership.

Remarks on Clericus

Letters: Geneva’s Evangelical Society appeals to American Christians for funds; one piece condemns buying milk on the Sabbath; another argues dancing isn’t per se sinful.

Thoughts on Public Prayer

Samuel Miller advises young ministers on public prayer—its history, common faults, liturgies, and how to attain excellence—urging pastoral engagement, careful preparation, and reliance on the Spirit.

November 19, 1810 Letter to John Codman (1810)

Memoir argues against ministers exchanging pulpits with heterodox preachers, warning this practice dilutes evangelical doctrine, weakens preaching, and fuels Boston’s apostasy.

Church Attachment and Sectarianism

Distinguishes faithful attachment to one’s denomination from sinful sectarianism; urges holding fast to doctrinal truth while loving, praying for, and rejoicing in other Christians.

February 28, 1848 Letter to William B. Sprague (1848)

Commemorative biography of Rev. John N. Abeel (1768–1812), a Reformed Dutch/American minister noted for piety, eloquent experimental preaching, pastoral care, charity, and revival leadership.

The Life of Samuel Miller, D.D., LL.D., Vol. 1

A comprehensive biography of Samuel Miller, D.D., Princeton seminary professor, tracing his ancestry, ministry, writings, controversies, and influence on Presbyterian theological education.

The Great Home Mission Field

A vigorous appeal for domestic missions in the expanding American West, urging the Church to evangelize settlers, counter saloons, infidelity and Romanism, and act without delay.

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