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From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1898

Natural Theology; Travelogues

Jonah 1; Matt 14

1898

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From Egypt to Japan

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1877

Archaeology; Missions (General); Non-Christian Religions and Beliefs

Exod 20; Isa 19

1877

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Introduction to Adventures in Patagonia: A Missionary’s Exploring Trip

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1880

Foreign Missions; Missions Biography

Matt 28; Acts 2

1880

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Among the Holy Hills

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1897

Biblical History; Devotional (General); Travelogues

Ps 46; Matt 4; Rev 21

1897

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The Greek Islands and Turkey After the War

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1887

Archaeology; Missions (General); Travelogues

John 11; Acts 19; Rev 1

1887

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Blood Is Thicker Than Water: A Few Days Among Our Southern Brethren

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1886

History (General); Race Relations and Slavery; Travelogues

Matt 5; Gal 3; Eph 4

1886

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On the Desert: With a Brief Review of Recent Events in Egypt

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1888

Archaeology; Biblical History; Travelogues

Gen 41; Exod 14; Exod 19

1888

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Old Spain and New Spain

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1888

European Church History; Roman Catholic History

Matt 6; John 4

1888

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The Field-Ingersoll Discussion: Faith or Agnosticism?

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1895

Apologetical Method; Deism, Unitarianism, and Unbelief; Natural Theology

Gen 1; Ps 19; Rom 1

1895

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Gibraltar

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1893

History (General); Travelogues

Jas 1

1893

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The Friend of the Bridegroom…Rejoiceth Greatly Because of the Bridegroom’s Voice

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1889

Devotional (General); Personal Piety

John 3; John 15

1889

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Bright Skies and Dark Shadows

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1890

Church History; Social Issues; Travelogues

Matt 25; Luke 10; Jas 1

1890

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Life and Letters of General Thomas J. Jackson (Stonewall Jackson)

Mary Anna Morrison Jackson, Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1892

Autobiography and Biography; Character and Conduct of Life; Personal Piety

Ps 23; Phil 4

1892

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The Story of the Atlantic Telegraph

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1892

Autobiography and Biography; History (General); Science

Ps 107; Acts 27

1892

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The Barbary Coast

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1893

Travelogues

Exod 1

1893

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Our Western Archipelago

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1895

History (General); Travelogues

Ps 107; Ps 121

1895

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The Life of David Dudley Field

Henry Martyn Field ⬩ 1898

Autobiography and Biography; Legal

Deut 16; Ps 19

1898

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Observations on “The Two Sons of Oil:” Containing a Vindication of the American Constitutions, and Defending the Blessings of Religious Liberty and Toleration

William Findley ⬩ 1812

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government

Matt 22; John 18; Rom 13

1812

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The Cause of the Country Truly Stated: Speech of Mr. Findley, (of Pennsylvania) in the Congress of the U. States, the Loan Bill Being Under Consideration

William Findley ⬩ 1814

1814

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James Finley

Richard Webster ⬩ 1857

Autobiography and Biography; Colonial Presbyterian History

Acts 6; Heb 13

1857

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From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn

From Egypt to Japan

Introduction to Adventures in Patagonia: A Missionary’s Exploring Trip

Among the Holy Hills

The Greek Islands and Turkey After the War

Blood Is Thicker Than Water: A Few Days Among Our Southern Brethren

On the Desert: With a Brief Review of Recent Events in Egypt

Old Spain and New Spain

The Field-Ingersoll Discussion: Faith or Agnosticism?

Gibraltar

The Friend of the Bridegroom…Rejoiceth Greatly Because of the Bridegroom’s Voice

Bright Skies and Dark Shadows

Life and Letters of General Thomas J. Jackson (Stonewall Jackson)

The Story of the Atlantic Telegraph

The Barbary Coast

Our Western Archipelago

The Life of David Dudley Field

Observations on “The Two Sons of Oil:” Containing a Vindication of the American Constitutions, and Defending the Blessings of Religious Liberty and Toleration

The Cause of the Country Truly Stated: Speech of Mr. Findley, (of Pennsylvania) in the Congress of the U. States, the Loan Bill Being Under Consideration

James Finley

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