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The Song of Miriam and Other Hymns and Verses

Late 19th-century hymn collection by M. Woolsey Stryker celebrating biblical praise, Christ's sovereignty, resurrection, and the second coming; includes "The Song of Miriam."
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Obituary of William Strong

Coverage of Companies Act reform and corporate registration issues; obituary and judicial legacy of Justice William Strong; reviews on the origins and sources of the U.S. Constitution.

The Needs of the Supreme Court

Argues the Supreme Court's caseload has exploded since 1850, causing multi-year delays. Calls for Congressional reform of court organization—mere addition of judges won't cure the backlog.
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Call for a National Convention

Proceedings of an 1872 Cincinnati convention urging a constitutional 'religious amendment' to acknowledge God, Christ, and the Bible as national authority and to enshrine Christian laws.
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Nathan Strong, D.D.

Biographical sketch of Rev. Nathan Strong (1748–1816), Yale‑educated Trinitarian Congregational minister noted for revival leadership, publications, and pastoral influence in New England.
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Memoir of the Rev. Nathan Strong, D.D.

Memoir of Rev. Nathan Strong, Yale graduate and pastor of Hartford, noted for wide erudition, vigorous Calvinist preaching, pastoral diligence, and social wit balanced by solemn pulpit style.

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