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McGuffey’s New Eclectic Spelling-Book

McGuffey's 1865 Spelling-Book: an instructional guide to English orthography and orthoepy—alphabet, vowel and consonant sounds, diphthongs/triphthongs, pronunciation rules and dictation exercises.
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An Appeal to the Young

A fervent plea to young people to repent and embrace Christ now, warning of eternal joy or woe and urging Bible reading, prayer, and immediate conversion.
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August 11, 1804 Letter

Itinerant minister's 1855 account defends revival phenomena (falling, shouting) as works of God's Spirit. He urges humility and judging by fruits, not by bodily signs.
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The McGregores

Biographical notices of early American Presbyterian clergy—McGregores, Tennents, Prime—covering ministerial careers, migrations, and involvement in the Great Awakening.
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Mission Work Among the Laos

Report on missionary work among the Laos (Siam): evangelism, medical missions, schools, native leadership, Bible translation, and expansion into northern tribes.
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Alexander Taggart McGill, D.D., LL.D.

Necrological report for Professor Alexander T. McGill (1807–1889), longtime professor of ecclesiastical and pastoral theology at Princeton Seminary, summarizing his life and ministry.

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