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Dr. Green’s Services to the Seminary

An address honoring Prof. William H. Green on his 50th anniversary at Princeton Theological Seminary, praising his faithful commitment to Scripture and his wide influence through students.
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Genesis: Or, The First Book of Moses

Preface and theological-homiletical introduction to Lange's Genesis commentary, addressing hermeneutics, creation, and Bible–science tensions for ministers and students.
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Deuteronomy: Or, The Fifth Book of Moses

Lange's introduction to Deuteronomy presents it as the Pentateuch's epilogue and a 'second law'—a prophetic, rhetorical restatement by Moses emphasizing mediation, covenant renewal, and universal aim.
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Abraham Gosman, D.D.

Necrological report (1899) with obituaries of Princeton Seminary figures Abraham Gosman and James O. Murray, detailing their ministry, academic roles, publications, and death dates.

Robert and Harold: Or, The Young Marooners

A juvenile adventure following Robert, Harold, Mary and Frank marooned on the Florida coast. Blends real survival incidents, natural-history details, and practical instruction.
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Robert and Harold: Or, The Young Marooners

A 19th-century juvenile adventure: Robert, Harold and family voyage to Tampa Bay (1830), encountering sea life, maritime curiosities, and early preparations for life on the Florida coast.
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An Interesting Incident

1857 Bible Society report on how Scripture reveals God's and human hearts; recounts Bible distribution, translation and missionary efforts in South Arkansas and South Africa.
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The Resurrection-Body

Reviews the doctrine of the resurrection-body, tracing biblical and historical sources, church confessions, and debates over bodily identity and continuity after death.
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Sal-o-Quah: Or, Boy-Life Among the Cherokees

Narrative of boy-life among the Cherokee showing conversion, family worship, and Christian influence in a native community. Domestic missions and cultural encounters are highlighted.
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Nacoochee: Or, Boy-Life from Home

A boy's 1820 journey from home to Athens, Georgia—school, outdoor adventures, Cherokee camps, and nature scenes in a juvenile travel/adventure narrative.
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The Woodruff Stories

Autobiographical children's tales at Sapelo, coastal Georgia—memories of family, seaside life, church scenes, and providence, recorded by the narrator for grandchildren.
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Boy Life Among the Indians

A 19th-century boys' adventure: Lorenzo and friends travel through Georgia, meeting Native camps, wildlife, and experiencing school-life, danger, and youthful exploits.
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Cousin Aleck: Or, Boy-Life Among the Indians

Juvenile narrative of boyhood among the Cherokee, depicting domestic missionary work: family life, evening worship, and Scripture teaching (the Prodigal Son; the Lord's Prayer).
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Boy Life on the Water

Nostalgic first-person boyhood adventure on Sapelo: coastal life, fishing, hunts, family memories and narrow escapes. A maritime juvenile tale of recollection.
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Memorial of Thomas Goulding, D.D.

Memorial biography of Rev. Dr. Thomas Goulding (1786–1848), pioneer Presbyterian minister and seminary professor in Georgia. Describes his ministry, Calvinist convictions, character, and death.
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