Letters to John Torrey
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Letters to John Torrey
The Alexander Memorial
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Addresses at Princeton Seminary (1879) unveiling the Alexander memorial tablet, praising Archibald and James W. Alexander's ministry, teaching, and lasting Presbyterian influence.
Memorial Address Delivered at Lafayette College, Founder’s Day, October Twenty-Third, 1892
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William C. Cattell’s 1892 memorial address honors Ario Pardee, recounting his rise from farmer’s son to coal operator and benefactor who rescued and endowed Lafayette College.
Remarks by Dr. William C. Cattell at the Centennial Memorial of the English Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg, PA
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Dr. William C. Cattell recalls pastoral memories at the English Presbyterian Church centennial, celebrating fellowship, pastors, the church's dedication, and Civil War trials.
Introductory Remarks at a Celebration in Honor of Prof. Francis A. March
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Addresses and tributes delivered at Lafayette College (Oct 24, 1895) honoring Prof. Francis A. March, with a biographical note and bibliography.
The Presbyterian Church in Philadephia: A Camera and Pen Sketch of Each Presbyterian Church and Institution in the City
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An 1895 pictorial and historical survey of the Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia: photographs, sketches, founding dates, pastors, elders, institutions, and an index of ministers.
In Memoriam: William C. Cattell, D.D., LL.D.
Memorial in the 1897 annual report honoring William C. Cattell for reorganizing the Presbyterian Historical Society, securing new quarters, and pursuing an endowment.
Memoir of William C. Cattell, D.D., LL.D, 1827–1898
Memoir of William C. Cattell (1827–1898), Presbyterian minister and president of Lafayette College, recounting his education, leadership in rebuilding the college, and Christian influence on students.
A Semi-Centenary Discourse — A History of the the First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, and a Brief Notice of Rev. John Gloucester
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1857 semi-centenary sermon by Rev. W.T. Catto at First African Presbyterian Church, tracing the church's history and urging Christian and communal progress under the command "Go forward."
Speech at the Dedication of a Monument to the Life of John F. Cook
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William T. Catto's 1859 dedication sermon honors John F. Cook and the monument erected to preserve his memory. Catto illustrates the practice with classical and biblical examples.
Overview of Brief Speech Denouncing the Idea of Freed Slaves Colonizing Africa
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William Cato (1862) repudiates colonization, argues Black and white people can live together peacefully, and declares the United States his permanent home.
A Memoir of the Rev. S.J.M. Eaton, D.D.
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Memoir of Rev. S.J.M. Eaton, longtime Presbyterian pastor in Franklin, PA, detailing his early life, ministry, church work, and positions on temperance and slavery.
Home, and Other Poems
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A nostalgic poem celebrating home and family life, tracing joys, partings, grief, and the quiet hope that outlasts death.
The Occasional Writings of Isaac Moorehead
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Preface and biographical sketch of Isaac Moorhead, collecting his occasional writings, life, character, and reminiscences of Erie, Pennsylvania.
The Psychological Aspects of the Conversion of the Apostle Paul
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Dabney critiques naturalistic, psychological explanations of Paul's conversion, defending Luke's and Paul's testimony that Christ's risen appearance was an actual, miraculous event.
The Bible in the Revival
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Insists revivals be scriptural: honor, expound, and apply the Bible through preaching and prayer, rejecting unscriptural methods and self-seeking evangelists.
Why the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Adheres to the Exclusive Use of the Inspired Psalter in the Worship of God
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Magazine issue with church news, mission reports, and history of early Presbyterian 'log colleges'. Includes an essay defending exclusive use of the inspired Psalter and the regulative principle.
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