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Baccalaureate: A Discourse Delivered to the Senior Class in the College of New-Jersey on the Sabbath Preceding the Annual Commencement, September, 1829

Baccalaureate sermon urging obedience to God rather than human approval, illustrated by Peter and John's Acts 4 reply; warns against seeking fame and worldly applause.

James Carnahan ⬩ 1829

The Character & Blessedness of the Good Man: A Discourse

Sermon on Psalm 1:1-2 describing the blessed man: he shuns ungodly counsel, the way of sinners, and the seat of the scornful, stressing the formative power of companions.

James Carnahan ⬩ 1831

Bondage of Sin — Freedom by the Gospel

Carnahan's sermon teaches that sin enslaves individuals and nations; only the gospel — Christ's atonement and saving faith — frees from condemnation to true liberty.

James Carnahan ⬩ 1832

An Address Delivered Before the Alumni Association of Nassau Hall, on the Day of the Annual Commencement of the College, Sept. 25, 1833

Advocates rigorous preparatory education as the essential foundation for collegiate success. Warns parents and teachers that inadequate early training harms intellectual and moral development.

James Carnahan ⬩ 1834

An Address to the Students of the College of New Jersey, at the Funeral of Gerard Seymour Hooe: … Delivered March 16th, 1836

Funeral address to Princeton students urging immediate readiness for death: repent, believe in Christ, and pursue holiness — life is uncertain and judgment is coming.

James Carnahan ⬩ 1836

Address of Rev. John P. Carter, A.M., Delivered at His Installation as President of the Ashmun Institute, December 31, 1856

John Pym Carter ⬩ 1857

My Own Primer, or, First Lessons in Spelling and Reading

John Pym Carter ⬩ 1857

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Baccalaureate: A Discourse Delivered to the Senior Class in the College of New-Jersey on the Sabbath Preceding the Annual Commencement, September, 1829

The Character & Blessedness of the Good Man: A Discourse

Bondage of Sin — Freedom by the Gospel

An Address Delivered Before the Alumni Association of Nassau Hall, on the Day of the Annual Commencement of the College, Sept. 25, 1833

An Address to the Students of the College of New Jersey, at the Funeral of Gerard Seymour Hooe: … Delivered March 16th, 1836

The Dangers of a College Life: A Discourse Delivered in Nassau-Hall, December 3, 1843

A Baccalaureate Discourse

The Pennsylvania Insurrection of 1794, Commonly Called the “Whiskey Insurrection”

The Importance of Virtuous Habits in Young Men, and the Means by Which They May Be Attained: A Discourse

The Autobiography and Ministerial Life of the Rev. John Johnston, D.D.

John Fleming Carson

Married Life in Sacred Story

Notes of a Trip Round the World

Our Coaching Trip: Brighton to Inverness

An American Four-in-Hand in Britain

Triumphant Democracy: Or, Fifty Years’ March of the Republic

The Bugaboo of Trusts

Memorial Sketch of Philo Carpenter, February 27, 1805 — August 7, 1886

Address of Rev. John P. Carter, A.M., Delivered at His Installation as President of the Ashmun Institute, December 31, 1856

My Own Primer, or, First Lessons in Spelling and Reading

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