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Sketch of Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler

1907 New York Observer: a devotional poem and biographical sketches of Prince Hohenlohe and Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, highlighting Presbyterian ministry and Christian Endeavor.

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ‘41

Princeton Alumni Weekly (Mar 3, 1909) previews a series on university departments and library needs, publishes an obituary of Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, and reports baseball practice.

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler, D.D., LL.D.

Necrological reports and annual proceedings (1900–1909) of the Princeton Theological Seminary Alumni Association, including obituaries and biographical sketches of deceased alumni and ministers.

Neglect of Thanksgiving Day

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1910 magazine urging restoration of Thanksgiving's religious tone and faithful pulpit observance; includes an essay on epochal biblical crises and dispensations in history.

Some Changes I Have Seen in the American Pulpit

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Theodore L. Cuyler laments a decline in doctrinal, conversion-focused American preaching and urges a Holy Spirit revival. A German visitor observes Americans skimming newspapers for headlines and sensation.

Dr. Thomas DeWitt Talmage

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Tribute to Dr. Thomas DeWitt Talmage—his sensational preaching, influence, and pastoral/financial failings. Also notes Protestant vs. Catholic growth in Germany.

Shall Women Be Burdened With the Ballot?

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An 1894 anti-suffrage pamphlet arguing women should remain in the domestic sphere and avoid voting or office, citing biological, moral, and social objections to female suffrage.

Light in the Darkness

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Editorial reflections on life's 'afternoon' and Christian hope of rest; reports on foreign missions and church relations; travel letters describing Warwick, Stratford, and Bath.

A Motto for 1907

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Jan 3, 1907 New York Observer: essays and poems — Geography of Jesus, New Year devotional exhortations and hymn, reflections on the Law and working‑men's education.

Tighten the Buckles

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1907 New York Observer: a memorial sketch of Rev. Robert R. Booth, devotional reflections longing to 'see Christ's face,' and a sermon urging spiritual preparedness.

Fishers of Men

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Coila Church centennial reported; essays urge "launching into the deep" — deep, personal evangelism — and rebut atheism/agnosticism while defending Scripture.

Pray for a Revival

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Religious newspaper extracts urging robust Christian faith: commencement addresses on religion's role in modern education, devotional poems, and urgent calls for revival and prayer.

Just What to Do

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Church news: reflections on the Sabbath, reports of missions and revivals (Congo, Wales, Chapman), Sunday-school activity, and debate over temperance and the church's testimony.

Our Christmas Tides

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Essay treating Christmas as a Christian festival rooted in the Incarnation; surveys historical customs (Yule log, carols, Puritan objections) and offers personal recollections.

The Fruits of the Holy Spirit

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Devotional exposition on the fruits of the Holy Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, etc.—arguing they stem from spiritual regeneration. Includes an apologetic rebuttal to claims Christianity is dying.

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