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Review of Albert Knudsen, The Doctrine of God

Affirms Christmas as the Advent of the God‑Man, defending Christ's deity and humanity against intellectual and ethical objections. Also reviews books on prophecy and the resurrection.
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God and the Absolute

Report on 1930 Tell Beit Mirsim excavations highlighting archaeological evidence for the Bible. Essay defends biblical Theism, arguing Idealism sides with Pragmatism against an absolute God.
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Dr. Van Dyke Dies; Service on Sunday

Local Princeton news (Mar 5, 1958): Dr. D. R. Hamilton named dean; borough budget adopted with police raises and council rejects public housing. Post office expansion, school and community updates.

Our Concern in European Protestantism

Two 1926 pieces: one critiques U.S. immigration restrictions that shut Europe out; the other urges American Presbyterians to support struggling Protestant churches in post‑war Europe and missions.
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Remembered Beauty

Anthology The Enchanted Years (1921), dedicated to the University of Virginia. Includes Tertius van Dyke's poem "Remembered Beauty," a meditation on God's creation and nature.
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Songs of Seeking and Finding

A 1920 collection of poems by Tertius Van Dyke exploring nature, youth, faith, providence, and war. Meditative, devotional verse about seeking, finding, and the Christian life.
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Oxford Revisited in War-Time

WWI poem 'Oxford in War-Time' mourns fallen university sons while celebrating steadfast faith, duty, and hopeful resolve amid the toil and sorrow of war.
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Love of Life

Excerpt from Scribner's (Aug 1913) featuring James B. Connolly's short story 'Sonnie-Boy's People' and Tertius van Dyke's poem 'Love of Life'—childhood scenes and reflections on living.
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A Narrow Escape

1913 Bird-Lore issue featuring Passenger Pigeon photographs and field notes on nesting, migration, bird-house tenants, and regional observations—natural-history ornithology.
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Youth in America

Lyman Abbott urges undecided voters to support Progressive reforms—labor protections, anti-monopoly measures, immigrant assimilation, and political renewal. Includes a poem on youth.
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The Flavor of Life at Oxford

June 1911 magazine excerpts profiling British commerce and a lively travelogue of Oxford student life—college rules, athletics, rowing, punts, and undergraduate character.
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Ignatius Loyola: The Founder of the Jesuits

Biography of Ignatius Loyola: his conversion, Spiritual Exercises, and founding of the Society of Jesus. Covers Spanish context, obedience, missions, and influence in the Counter‑Reformation.
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Catherine de Médicis, Vol. 2

Van Dyke's Volume II on Catherine de' Medici covers the Third Civil War, her diplomacy, financial struggles, and court intrigues. It follows her conflicts with Huguenots and Catholic factions.
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Catherine de Médicis, Vol. 1

Scholarly biography of Catherine de' Medici based on extensive archival research. Presents a balanced, document-based portrait of her life, politics, and role in France's religious conflicts.
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