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Rev. J.L. Porter’s Damascus and Palmyra

Review of J. L. Porter's Five Years in Damascus and Palmyra, surveying the city's history, topography, antiquities, and its social-religious condition with mission insights.
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Formularies of the Church of Holland

Survey of the formularies of the Dutch Reformed Church, focusing on the Heidelberg Catechism—its origin, translations, use in exile, and the controversy over Q80 on the mass and Lord's Supper.
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The Indo-Syrian Church

Overview of the Indo-Syrian (Malabar) Church: its early Nestorian roots, missionary activity across Asia, distinctive doctrines, and encounters with Portuguese Romanization.
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The Autobiography of A. Carlisle, D.D.

Discusses Daniel 5's handwriting on the wall and God’s judgment of Babylon. Reviews Dr. Alexander Carlisle’s autobiography and portraits of Hume, Adam Smith, Robertson, and Blair.
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Memoirs of Philip de Mornay

Two reviews: Mansel's Limits of Religious Thought is examined for Christianity's claims via philosophy; Memoirs of Philip de Mornay recounts the Huguenot leader's life, service, and persecution.
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The Fathers of Ross-Shire

An 1863 Princeton Review piece on the manner of preaching and the evangelical Fathers of Ross-shire. It commends their expositional, pastoral preaching and the revivals they led.
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Arabia

19th-century review of works on ancient religions and travels in Arabia. Surveys geography, antiquities, and challenges for Christian missionary outreach.
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The Great Schools of England

Review faults Horace Bushnell's rational defense of vicarious sacrifice as cold and sophistical. Also offers a historical survey of England's great schools (Winchester, Eton).
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John Forsyth

Index to the Biblical Repertory & Princeton Review (1825–1868) containing biographical sketches and reviews, with entries on John Foesyth, William Gaston, Abraham Gosman, and church-history notices.

Personal Reminiscences of Thomas De Witt

Memorials and biographical sketch of Rev. Thomas De Witt, D.D., recounting his Dutch Reformed ministry, education, family lineage, and tributes from colleagues and friends.
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Joseph McCarrell, D.D.

Biographical sketches of Rev. Joseph McCarrell, D.D., an Associate Reformed pastor, professor and Hebrew scholar, and Edward Crawford, Esq., a civic leader and banker.
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After the Battle

Two 1884 essays: one interprets Daniel’s prophecies and anticipates the Messiah’s kingdom and signs of the last days; the other recounts post-election strife in the Covenanter Church over voting and discipline.
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Finley Milligan Foster

1888 history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America, containing sketches of ministries, congregations, missions, institutions, publications, portraits, and clergy biographies.
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The Moderator of Session

Excerpt from the Christian Nation (Oct 3, 1900) with church news, editorials, mission reports, obituaries, and appeals for Christian unity and denominational integrity amid global events.
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