The Life and Letters of Charles Butler
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Biography of Charles Butler (born 1802): traces his New England Puritan ancestry, childhood in Kinderhook Landing, family, early career, and patriotic service.
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The Life and Letters of Charles Butler
The Book of Psalms: Translated Into the Choctaw Language
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Choctaw translation of the Book of Psalms, published by the American Bible Society in 1913. Contains Choctaw-language texts of the Psalms.
A Dictionary of the Choctaw Language
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Choctaw-English dictionary (1915) by Cyrus Byington, edited by Swanton & Halbert. Includes phonetic key, grammar notes, ethnologic material, and an English–Choctaw index.
The Creoles of Louisiana
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Survey of Louisiana Creoles: their French origins, Acadian neighbors, homeland in the delta, and life along bayous—geography, plantations, and enduring Creole culture.
Bonaventure: A Prose Pastoral of Acadian Lousiana
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George W. Cable's Bonaventure: a pastoral tale of Acadian Louisiana—prairie scenes, family life, young love, and the impact of war on a close-knit community.
The Negro Question
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George W. Cable analyzes the 'Negro question': post‑Civil War Southern racial discrimination, its legal and social roots, and the denial of African Americans' civil and social rights.
The Trend of the Centuries, or, The Historical Unfolding of the Divine Purpose
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A concise survey asserting that God sovereignly guides history — the "trend of the centuries" — tracing providence through prophecy, empires, the church, Reformation, and discovery.
Biblical Nature Studies
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Devotional reflections exploring how nature reveals God. Urges leisure and contemplation—using lilies, birds, and the green grass of the feeding of the 5,000—to deepen worship.
The Easter Hope, or, The Life Immortal
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A devotional and apologetic exploration of Christ’s resurrection and the Christian hope of immortality, offering evidence, doctrinal reflection, and comfort for the bereaved.
Out of Joint with the Moral Order
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A post‑World War I plea to restore moral order by reviving Christian virtues and personal responsibility against license and social disorder. Advocates returning to the "old paths" and individual reform.
The Education of Presbyterian Theological Students (1831)
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Notes Samuel Davies’s reputation as a hymn writer. Letter from Archibald Alexander (1831) urges Presbyterian control of ministerial education against voluntary societies like the American Education Society.
Some Hitherto Unpublished Letters of Prof. Archibald Alexander
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Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. VII (1913–14). Includes John Philip Boehm’s 1730s–40s letters, unpublished Archibald Alexander correspondence, presbytery histories and society notes.
Archibald Alexander of Princeton
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Biography of Archibald Alexander (1772–1851), influential Princeton seminary professor who shaped American Presbyterianism, led revivals, and trained generations of ministers.
Archibald Alexander (1772–1851)
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Profile of Archibald Alexander, founder and first professor of Princeton Seminary—his evangelical conversion, scholarly rigor, pastoral ministry, and influence on American Presbyterianism.
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