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The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. 6

Coleridge argues that Church and State have distinct but complementary roles: a National Church (the clerisy) upholds civilization while the Church of Christ is spiritual. He warns against conflating their functions.
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The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. 5

Coleridge argues for reconciling reason and faith: natural religion and conscience point to God, while revealed Christianity (Trinity, redemption) fulfills and orders belief.
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The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. 4

Volume IV of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Complete Works: lectures, notes, and criticism on Shakespeare and other dramatists, with editorial preface, correspondence, and selections.
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The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. 3

Editorial introduction to Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Biographia Literaria, outlining contents, editorial notes, and influences (Kant, Schelling), with biographical and critical material.
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The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. 2

Prefatory material and table of contents for Coleridge's The Friend, outlining essays on reason, method, politics, morals, and religion aimed at disciplining the mind to discern truth.
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The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. 1

Introductory essay to Coleridge's works surveying his intellectual development: from pantheism and Socinian doubt to mature Christian Theism and his lasting philosophical influence.
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The Doctrine of Original Sin

Defends original sin as a metaphysical, guilty nature (not merely acts), urging a return to Augustinian/Calvinist methods and citing Paul’s 'child of wrath'.
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The Relation of Style to Thought

Argues conscience and remorse point to a future judgment, and that literary style spontaneously reflects individual thought and culture rather than conscious affectation.
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College Education

Assesses the state of biblical science, urging rigorous hermeneutics over superficial criticism. Argues colleges preserve scientific (principled) knowledge against mere popular education.
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The Relation of Language to Thought

Surveys Roman Catholicism in Italy and argues language is an organic, God‑given embodiment of thought—speech grows with mind and mirrors human nature.
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The Results of Mission Retrenchment

Periodical issue covering world news and church affairs: foreign politics, missionary retrenchment and its harm to education, plus a critique of Mormon polygamy and home missions.
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Famine in Persia

1899 Presbyterian family paper featuring mission reports (famine relief in Persia, China), missionary jubilees and biographies, obituaries, Sabbath-school lessons, and church news.
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