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Miriam

Portrait of Miriam: her vigil at the Nile and triumph at the Red Sea. Highlights faith joined to diligent action and the vital role of women co-working with God's providence.
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Scotch-Irish of the Valley of Virginia

History of Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley (1716–1745), focusing on Presbyterian pioneers, frontier life, county formation, and relations with Indians and colonial officials.
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Annals of Augusta County, Virginia, With Reminiscences

Annals of Augusta County, Virginia (1886): a chronological county history from first settlement through the Civil War and Reconstruction, with biographical sketches and Scotch-Irish migration.
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Historical Atlas of Augusta County, Virginia

Historical atlas and annals of Augusta County, Virginia (1888). Includes maps, physiography, settlement narrative, biographies, churches, schools, and wartime records.
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A Perversion of History

Argues ministers are Christ's gifts (Eph 4), defends Presbyterian polity against the Anglican 'historic episcopate', and critiques the 1660 Restoration and proposed church union.
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Letters to a Young Presbyterian

Letters urging young Presbyterians to uphold Scripture, reject unscriptural rites (confirmation/episcopal ceremonies), and defend Presbyterian polity from Roman/Anglican innovations.
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The Lambeth Ultimatum

Two Presbyterian Quarterly essays: one disputes Dr. Driver's denial of Isaiah 13 & 19's Isaianic authorship; the other attacks the 'historic episcopate' and defends parochial eldership.
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The Way of Peace

Contrasts natural religion with the gospel and argues Christian unity rests on love and shared faith, not external uniformity or episcopal claims; critiques organic church-union schemes.
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The Scriptural Limits of Denominationalism

Argues scriptural limits of denominationalism—rejecting coercion and exclusivism, urging fraternal unity while recognizing doctrinal diversity and practical obstacles to organic union.
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Papal Policy

Editorials address postwar Negro ecclesiastical relations and critique the Roman Catholic hierarchy's influence on church-state matters, warning readers to judge by fruits, not professions.
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