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Memoir of the Life, Character, and Writings of Philip Doddridge, D.D.

Memoir of Philip Doddridge D.D., covering his ancestry, education, ministry, academy, writings, and correspondence. A portrait of his character, pastoral work, and influence.

James Robert Boyd ⬩ 1860

The Communion Table: The Approach, the Service, the Retrospect

A devotional guide for preparing to receive the Lord's Supper: steps of consecration, self-examination, prayer, and meditations to deepen Communion observance.

James Robert Boyd ⬩ 1866

Second Adventism in the Light of Jewish History

Argues the Second Advent transpired in the early centuries, reading Jesus' Olivet discourse as predictions of Jerusalem's fall (AD 70) and subsequent Jewish catastrophes. Examines Daniel and Revelation.

James Robert Boyd ⬩ 1872

Daily Communion with God on the Plan Recommended by Rev. Matthew Henry

Practical devotional guide adapting Matthew Henry: how to begin, spend, and close each day with God through prayer, praise, and reflection, with illustrative devotional extracts.

James Robert Boyd ⬩ 1873

The Duty of the Church to Provide a Ministry Adequate to the Times

Argues the church must provide a ministry adequate to the times: cultivate spiritual life, pray for laborers, and select, train, and ordain faithful ministers for widespread evangelism.

John Calvin Boyd ⬩ 1862

Modern Chivalry, Vol. 1

1819 satirical novel advocating a plain, exemplary prose style. Follows a militia captain's travels and social encounters that expose folly and manners.

Hugh Henry Brackenridge ⬩ 1819

Modern Chivalry, Vol. 2

A satirical critique of pedantic use of Latin and Greek in writings, defending plain English and questioning classical-language education; cites Paul on tongues and Solomon.

Hugh Henry Brackenridge ⬩ 1819

January 19, 1801 Letter to Thomas Jefferson

Hugh Henry Brackenridge ⬩ 1801

Gazette Publications

H.H. Brackenridge's 1806 introduction: a miscellany preserving writings and a vivid description of early Pittsburgh—its rivers, fort, scenery, and society.

Hugh Henry Brackenridge ⬩ 1806

An Epistle to Walter Scott

Hugh Henry Brackenridge ⬩ 1811

On the Population and Tumuli of the Aborigines of North America: In a Letter to Thomas Jefferson from H.H. Brackenridge; Read Oct. 1, 1813

1813 letter surveying Mississippi–Ohio mounds, arguing they show ancient populous civilizations—cities with temples, fortresses, and tombs—comparable to Mexico and Peru.

Hugh Henry Brackenridge ⬩ 1813

The Christian Warrior Crowned: A Discourse Commemorative of the Life, Character and Labors of the Rev. Thos. Smyth, D.D.

Memorial sermon (Dec 14, 1873) commemorating Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.D., celebrating his life, ministry, scholarship, and Christian witness. Delivered by Rev. G. R. Brackett in Charleston.

Gilbert Robbins Brackett ⬩ 1874

Rev. William H. Adams

Memorial volume for the semi-centennial of Columbia Theological Seminary containing biographical sketches of students and ministers, including William H. Adams and William Alcorn.

Gilbert Robbins Brackett ⬩ 1884

Rev. W.C. Dana, D.D.

Memorial volume for Columbia Theological Seminary's semi-centennial with biographical sketches of alumni and ministers, recounting lives, ministries, and the hope of resurrection.

Gilbert Robbins Brackett ⬩ 1884

Charity Never Faileth Never Faileth: A Memorial Address … on the Occasion of Laying the Cornerstone of the Memorial Hall, Thornwell Orphanage

Gilbert Robbins Brackett ⬩ 1888

A Statement of the Reasons Which Induced the Students of Lane Seminary, to Dissolve their Connection with That Institution

Students of Lane Seminary withdrew protesting trustees' ban on anti‑slavery discussion and censorship. They insist free inquiry is a duty and organized abolitionist reform.

James Bradley ⬩ 1834

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Memoir of the Life, Character, and Writings of Philip Doddridge, D.D.

The Communion Table: The Approach, the Service, the Retrospect

Second Adventism in the Light of Jewish History

Daily Communion with God on the Plan Recommended by Rev. Matthew Henry

The Duty of the Church to Provide a Ministry Adequate to the Times

Modern Chivalry, Vol. 1

Modern Chivalry, Vol. 2

January 19, 1801 Letter to Thomas Jefferson

Gazette Publications

An Epistle to Walter Scott

On the Population and Tumuli of the Aborigines of North America: In a Letter to Thomas Jefferson from H.H. Brackenridge; Read Oct. 1, 1813

The Christian Warrior Crowned: A Discourse Commemorative of the Life, Character and Labors of the Rev. Thos. Smyth, D.D.

Rev. William H. Adams

Rev. W.C. Dana, D.D.

Charity Never Faileth Never Faileth: A Memorial Address … on the Occasion of Laying the Cornerstone of the Memorial Hall, Thornwell Orphanage

Manual for the Use of the Members of the Second Presbyterian Church

Man Inspired of God

An Historic Sketch of the Second Presbyterian Church, of Charleston, S.C. from Its Beginning to the Present Time

Brief Account of an Emancipated Slave

A Statement of the Reasons Which Induced the Students of Lane Seminary, to Dissolve their Connection with That Institution

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