The Provincial Churches
Covers the 1884 election and Republican defeat linked to anti-Catholic remarks, and describes Reformed Presbyterian missionary work in New Brunswick/Nova Scotia with appeals for support.
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Archives
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The Provincial Churches
Sketches of the Ministry of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America
Collection of Presbyterian items: a Moderator's sermon on Luke 19:12–13 urging diligent stewardship, a General Assembly minute on inter-Presbyterian conference, a biography of Alexander Craighead, and reports from a ladies' presbyterial society.
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Covenanters at Gettysburg
History of the Covenanter congregation at Gettysburg: its 18th-century founding, ministers, stone meetinghouse and ties to the Civil War. Emphasizes Covenanter abolitionist convictions.
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Growth of the Covenanter Church
Overview of the Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) Church's growth in America to 1888 with membership data and regional trends; includes critical analysis of Psalms 27:8,13 and 49:7-9.
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History of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America
1888 history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America: ministers, congregations, missions, institutions, and portraits; preface outlines covenanting origins and struggles.
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William Melancthon Glasgow
1888 history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America covering congregations, missions, institutions, and publications. Includes ministerial biographies (W. M. Glasgow, David Graham).
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Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) Church
Overview of the Reformed (Covenanter) Presbyterian Church — its history, national-covenant theology, political dissent (refusing to vote or hold office), missions and reforms.
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Covenanterism in the Mohawk Valley, New York
Accounts of early Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) settlements in New York's Mohawk Valley (1790s–1800s), leaders and ministers; plus a sermon reflection on Jacob's Ladder (Genesis 28).
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Annals of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Presbytery
Annals (1895) recount the Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) missions in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia (1820s–1830s), detailing ministers Alexander Clarke, William Sommerville, and early congregations.
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Covenanterism in Baltimore
Lecture praises the Psalms' unmatched spiritual depth and historical reach. Also documents Covenanterism's history in Baltimore and an editorial noting church membership decline.
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John Glendy, D.D.
Biographical sketch of Rev. John Glendy (1755–1832), an Irish-born Presbyterian minister exiled for political views who served Baltimore congregations and as U.S. congressional chaplain.
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Brief Speech Expressing Optimism About the Coming End of Slavery
James N. Gloucester (Aug 15, 1862) praises anti-slavery progress, urges America to reject slavery and obey God over man, and celebrates abolitionist ideals.
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An Oration, Delivered on January 1, 1823, in Bethel Church, on the Abolition of Slave Trade
Jeremiah Gloucester's 1823 oration at Bethel Church condemns the slave trade, traces its origins and harms, praises abolition efforts, and calls for justice and emancipation.
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