William Ramsey Hemphill
Centennial history (1803–1903) of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church with biographical sketches of ministers, detailing lives, ministries, education, and church service.
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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.
William Ramsey Hemphill
Service: An Opportunity and an Obligation: Sermon of Dr. J. Addison Henry, the Retiring Moderator
Travelogue of Montego Bay, Jamaica—natural beauty, Rose Hall legends and emancipation lore—and a sermon (Matt 21:28) urging the Church to call and nurture candidates for the gospel ministry.
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James Addison Henry, D.D., LL.D.
Necrological report of Princeton Theological Seminary alumni: obituaries and biographical notices of Presbyterian ministers, recording education, offices, travels, and dates of death.
Dr. A.D. Hepburn - A Great Teacher
Tribute to Dr. Andrew Dousa Hepburn, Miami University teacher and scholar, noting his wide learning and influence on generations of students. Also mentions Miami's funding needs.
Hepburn of Japan and His Wife and Helpmates: A Life Story of Toil for Christ
Biography of Dr. James C. Hepburn, missionary physician and educator in Japan, chronicling his medical missions, teaching, character, and lasting influence on Japanese Christianity.
Logic Deductive and Inductive
Academic textbook by J. G. Hibben on deductive and inductive logic, covering concepts, judgments, inference, methods of induction, causation, and fallacies with scientific examples.
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The Problems of Philosophy: An Introduction to the Study of Philosophy
A concise introduction surveying central philosophical problems—reality, mind, knowledge, reason, ethics and aesthetics—aimed to orient beginners with clear definitions and historical context.
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Hegel’s Logic: An Essay in Interpretation
Hibben's introduction to Hegel's Logic: thought as active, dialectical development of categories; the mind constructs universals via thesis–antithesis–synthesis.
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The Preceptorial System at Princeton University
Critiques philological literature teaching and outlines Princeton's preceptorial system: weekly small-group or one-on-one conferences that diagnose needs, conserve student potential, and foster scholarship.
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The Philosophical Aspects of Evolution
Analyzes the philosophical implications of Darwinian evolution: human uniqueness versus animal kin, teleology versus mechanism, and the epistemic limits of understanding evolution.
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The Philosophy of the Englightenment
Survey of Hibben's The Philosophy of the Enlightenment, tracing thinkers from Locke to Kant and key doctrines (empiricism, skepticism, rationalism) plus their social and political impact.
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A Defence of Prejudice, and Other Essays
Hibben argues some prejudices are rational: unreasoned or subconscious judgments often save time, aid quick decisions, and help form character.
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Princeton Honors Itself by Honoring One of Its Faculty
A sermon urging readers to test Scripture experimentally—apply, not merely study, its teachings. The Bible reveals God's character and equips believers for practical, holy living.
Address from Princeton University
John G. Hibben's 1912 centennial address at Princeton Theological Seminary affirms historical continuity, Christian unity, a spiritual philosophy, and the personhood of God and man.
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Inauguration of John Grier Hibben, President of Princeton University
Program and order of academic procession for the 1912 inauguration of John Grier Hibben as Princeton University's president, listing speakers, delegates, and honorary degree recipients.
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The Reverend James Anderson
1902 history of Donegal Presbyterian Church (Lancaster Co., PA) detailing its founding, early pastors (notably Rev. James Anderson), presbytery formation, wills, and genealogies.
Centennial Addresses Commemorating the Birth of the Reverend James Henley Thornwell
Centennial addresses commemorating Rev. James H. Thornwell (1812–1862), Presbyterian preacher, teacher, and theologian. Essays recall his ministerial calling, ministry, and academic service.
The Church and the Social Order in the Old South as Interpreted by James H. Thornwell
Examines James H. Thornwell’s defense of slavery through a two-kingdom view: the church is limited to spiritual duties, Scripture does not condemn slavery, yet the church must enforce masters’ moral duties.
A Centennial Appraisal of James Henley Thornwell
Essay examines James Henley Thornwell as a leading Southern Old School Presbyterian, his defense of slavery, role in Southern church separation, and his church–state theology.
The Essentials of Liberal Education
Hibben argues liberal education forms free, disciplined personalities through required humanistic and scientific studies, cultivating judgment, originality and lifelong growth.
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