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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.

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History of the Presbytery of New Brunswick

History of early New Jersey Presbyterianism: Ewing Church, clergy, and the 1738 erection of the Presbytery of New Brunswick. Surveys colonial settlement, ministers, and church order.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1912

The Presbytery of New Brunswick in the Struggle for Independence

Account of the Presbytery of New Brunswick’s role in the American Revolution—ministers and laymen who supported Washington at Trenton, Princeton, and Monmouth.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1917

The Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Beginning of Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church

April 1924 Presbyterian Historical Society journal containing an obituary for Rev. James Crawford and a sermon celebrating the 225th anniversary of Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church, recounting its colonial origins, deeds, and early ministers.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1924

The Story of the Log College

1927 Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society: annual report and articles, notably William Tennent and the Log College, tracing early colonial Presbyterianism and ministerial education.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1927

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: Charles McKnight

History of the New School movement and biographical sketches of Log College alumni, focusing on Charles McKnight and early Presbyterian ministry in colonial America.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1928

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: James McCrea

History of the Presbyterian Ministerial Association (Philadelphia) and a biography of Log College alumnus Rev. James McCrea—his ordination, circuit ministry, trials, and family.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1929

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: William Robinson

Annual report notes cataloguing of the Presbyterian Historical Society library. Includes a biography of Log College alumnus William Robinson—his licensing, Virginia missionary work, and revival impact.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1929

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: John Roan, John Campbell, Hamilton Bell, William Dean, David Alexander, Daniel Lawrence

Rev. A. Foster's 1829–30 report and Log College biographies (John Roan). Covers the New Side/Old Side schism, revival and conversions, frontier ministry, and early Presbyterian education.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1929

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: John Redman

Biography of John Redman (1722–1807): Log College alumnus, leading Philadelphia physician, first president of the College of Physicians, trustee and organizer of Presbyterian relief efforts.

George Harvey Ingram ⬩ 1929

George Harvey Ingram

Necrological report (Princeton Theological Seminary, 1930) providing brief obituaries of alumni ministers: birth, education, ordination, pastorates, and death/burial details.

1930

Analysis of Chinese Characters

Etymological analysis of Chinese characters from Baller’s Mandarin Primer, detailing radicals, seal forms, and phonetics with examples from Wieger and the Shuowen.

James Henry Ingram ⬩ 1919

Memoirs of the Presbyterian Church of Neshaminey

Memoirs of Neshaminy and Deep Run Presbyterian churches (c.1724–1774): founding, the Tennent Log College, early revivals and Old/New Side divisions, and pastoral successions.

Nathaniel Irwin ⬩ 1904

Memoirs of the Presbyterian Church of Deep-Run

Reports on 18th-century Presbyterian churches in Bucks County, PA (Neshaminy, Deep Run). Describes ministers, Seceder controversies (Old/New divisions), incorporations, and congregational decline.

Nathaniel Irwin ⬩ 1904

Memories of My Warrior Husband: “Stonewall” Jackson, C.S.A.

Mary A. Jackson's memoir recalls General "Stonewall" Jackson's military genius, devout Presbyterian faith, and intimate private character from their life together.

Mary Anna Morrison Jackson ⬩ 1913

Selected Works of Huldreich Zwingli (1484–1531), the Reformer of German Switzerland

Selections from Huldreich Zwingli's works, translated and introduced, documenting his leadership in the Zurich Reformation—disputations, marriage reform, conflicts, and his death at Kappel.

Samuel Macauley Jackson ⬩ 1901

The Latin Works and the Correspondence of Huldreich Zwingli, Vol. 1

Preface to a 1912 English volume of Zwingli's works outlining editions, translators, editorial history, and contents (letters, selections, and Myconius's biography).

Samuel Macauley Jackson ⬩ 1912

The Latin Works of Huldreich Zwingli, Vol. 2

Preface and table of contents for the English translation of Huldrych Zwingli's Latin works (Vol. II), outlining editorial history, publication arrangements, and included tracts.

Samuel Macauley Jackson ⬩ 1922

The Latin Works of Huldreich Zwingli, Vol. 3

Introduction and preface to the English translation of Zwingli's Commentary on True and False Religion, outlining its contents, Reformation context, and editorial history.

Samuel Macauley Jackson ⬩ 1929

Servatus Lupus, a Humanist of the Ninth Century

Study of Servatus Lupus (9th c.), a humanist abbot: his preserved correspondence, classical scholarship, manuscript-collecting, monastic life, and court connections.

Samuel Macauley Jackson ⬩ 1914

The Jackson Memorial Meeting

Proceedings of the American Society of Church History (1912–1913) containing a memorial biography of Samuel M. Jackson summarizing his scholarship, service, and philanthropic work.

Samuel Macauley Jackson ⬩ 1914

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History of the Presbytery of New Brunswick

The Presbytery of New Brunswick in the Struggle for Independence

The Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Beginning of Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church

The Story of the Log College

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: Charles McKnight

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: James McCrea

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: William Robinson

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: John Roan, John Campbell, Hamilton Bell, William Dean, David Alexander, Daniel Lawrence

Biographies of the Alumni of the Log College: John Redman

George Harvey Ingram

Analysis of Chinese Characters

Memoirs of the Presbyterian Church of Neshaminey

Memoirs of the Presbyterian Church of Deep-Run

Memories of My Warrior Husband: “Stonewall” Jackson, C.S.A.

Selected Works of Huldreich Zwingli (1484–1531), the Reformer of German Switzerland

The Latin Works and the Correspondence of Huldreich Zwingli, Vol. 1

The Latin Works of Huldreich Zwingli, Vol. 2

The Latin Works of Huldreich Zwingli, Vol. 3

Servatus Lupus, a Humanist of the Ninth Century

The Jackson Memorial Meeting

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