December 8, 1873 Letter to Mrs. Jane White (1873)
Obituary and memorial letters for Rev. Williams White (1800–1873), edited by his son. Includes condolences and reflections on his character and ministry.
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Archives
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December 8, 1873 Letter to Mrs. Jane White (1873)
Letter to Levi A. Ward (1873)
Tribute to Rev. William S. White, D.D. (1800–1873), recounting his long Presbyterian ministry, pastoral devotion, Christian character, and peaceful death and legacy.
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October 24, 1867 Letter to William Brown (1867)
Memorial tributes to Rev. George A. Baxter recount a 1822 Rockbridge revival communion and his powerful sermon (Isaiah 57:20-21) that deeply moved the congregation.
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Obituary for Mrs. Elizabeth Plumer Fulton (1868)
Obituaries of Elizabeth Plumer Fulton and Mary Finley, detailing family history, piety, trials, and Christian hope at death. Emphasizes Presbyterian faith and legacy.
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Tribute to the Rev. John McElhenney, D.D. (1871)
Obituary and recollections of Rev. John McElhenney, a veteran Presbyterian minister who served 60+ years in Lewisburg, famed for zealous preaching, hospitality, and lasting influence.
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Reasons for Dissenting from the Established Church in Ireland (1718)
Minutes of the Synod of Philadelphia (1717–1758) recording ordinations, committee reports, admissions (e.g., William Tennent’s objections to episcopacy), and synodical governance.
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Memoir of the Rev. Wm. Tennent, Sen.
Sketch of Rev. William Tennent Sr., Irish-born founder of the Log College in Pennsylvania; his evangelical ministry, role in early American revivals with Whitefield, and Synod disputes.
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William Tennent
Biographical sketches of early American Presbyterian ministers to 1760, detailing William Tennent, Joseph Lamb, Samuel Young and revival activity. Published 1857.
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William Tennent
Biographical sketches of early American clergy, focusing on Presbyterian ministers like William Tennent and James McGregor, covering migration, ministry, the Log College, and church affairs.
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The Princeton Magazine, Vol. 1
Index and excerpts from the 1850 Princeton Magazine, featuring 'Princeton in 1801'—reminiscences of college life, commencements, faculty and students—and an essay on changes in English in America.
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Austria in 1848–1849
Two reviews: one of New Jersey Historical Society collections; another of Austria in 1848–49 recounting revolutions, Metternich's diplomacy, censorship, and national uprisings.
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Exploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah: Including a Reconnoissance of a New Route through the Rocky Mountains
Capt. Stansbury's survey of the Great Salt Lake (1849) recounts expedition hardships, emigrant trails, and the flourishing Mormon settlement, its irrigation and church–civil blending.
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Congratulatory Address to the Alumni and Friends of the College
Inaugural congratulatory address (Oct 27, 1868) for James McCosh as president of the College of New Jersey, celebrating Princeton’s history, Revolutionary service, and urging support and prayer.
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Synopsis of Address of Hon. W.C. Alexander at the Centennial Celebration of Old Pine Street Church
Report of the 1870 centennial of Old Pine Street Church (Third Presbyterian), Philadelphia. Contains addresses, hymns, sermons, portraits, and historical records of pastors and members.
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William Cowper Alexander
Index and biographical sketches from The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review (1825–1868), profiling ministers, scholars, and academics with notes on careers and publications.
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India, Ancient and Modern, Geographical, Historical, Political, Social, and Religious: With a Particular Account of the State and Prospects of Christianity
Survey of India's geography, history, society, religions, and the state and prospects of Christianity and missions by missionary David O. Allen (1856).
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July Fourth, 1761: An Historical Discourse
1861 historical address marking Lebanon, NH's charter centennial, recounting the town's 1761 settlement, charter provisions, and the New England township's role in American democracy.
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The Life and Services of Rev. Lyman Beecher, D.D., as President and Professor of Theology in Lane Seminary: A Commemorative Discourse
Commemorative discourse on Rev. Lyman Beecher’s life and his role as President and Professor at Lane Seminary. Focuses on his move West, fundraising, and shaping theological education.
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Life and Character of Rev. D. Howe Allen, D.D., Professor of Theology in Lane Seminary: A Memorial Sermon
Memorial sermon for Prof. D. Howe Allen, recounting his life, conversion, academic ministry, anti-slavery convictions, and how his character "glorified Christ" (John 17).
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Robert Cameron Allen
1888 history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America with biographical sketches of ministers, congregations, missions, institutions, publications, and portraits.
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