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The Cave of Hegobar: Or, The Fiend of 1878: A Story

Robert Hoskins Crozier ⬩ 1885

Fiction; Slavery

Eph 6; Phlm 1

1885

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An Oration Delivered July 4th, 1817

Hooper Cumming ⬩ 1817

Slavery

Ps 107; John 15; Rom 8

1817

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Sermon on the Death of President Abraham Lincoln

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1865

Sermons; Slavery

Gen 24; Ps 23

1865

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A Brand from the Burning

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1866

Slavery

Amos 5; Gal 3

1866

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Isaac V. Brown, D.D.

1862

Slavery

Acts 20; Titus 1; Heb 13

1862

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Slavery in the Associate Reformed Churches of the United States

John Blakely Dales ⬩ 1848

Slavery

Acts 3; Rev 20

1848

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Slavery and the War: A Historical Essay

Henry Darling ⬩ 1863

Slavery

Exod 3; Matt 26

1863

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A Nation’s Discipline: Or, Trials not Judgments: A Discourse Delivered on the National Fast Day, September 26, 1861

Robert B. Davidson ⬩ 1861

Sermons; Slavery

Isa 58; Matt 26

1861

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Life and Times of Dr. Spring

Andrew Flinn Dickson ⬩ 1866

Affliction; Church and State; Slavery

Job 2; Col 1

1866

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March 7, 1866 Letter to Rev. Wylie

Robert James Dodds ⬩ 1866

Church-State Relations; Education; Slavery

Isa 58; Mic 6

1866

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The Narrative of Amos Dresser

Amos Dresser ⬩ 1836

Race Relations and Slavery; Slavery

Isa 1; Mic 6

1836

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Our National Sins to Be Repented Of, and the Grounds of Hope for the Preservation of Our Federal Constitution and Union: A Discourse

George Duffield, IV ⬩ 1861

Church-State Relations; Slavery; United States

Ps 78; Ps 79; Amos 9

1861

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Humiliation and Hope: Or, The Christian Patriot’s Duty in the Present Crisis of Our National Affairs: A Discourse

George Duffield, IV ⬩ 1862

Church and State; Slavery; War and Peace

Ps 79; Luke 18

1862

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“Black Jacob,” a Monument of Grace: The Life of Jacob Hodges, an African Negro, Who Died in Canandaigua, N.Y., February 1842

Ansel Doan Eddy ⬩ 1842

Autobiography and Biography; Character and Conduct of Life; Slavery

Ps 51; Luke 15; Acts 9

1842

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The Female Deacon and the Sentimental Overflow of Synod

David Smith Faris ⬩ 1888

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Presbyterian Polity; Slavery

Acts 6; Acts 16; Rom 13

1888

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Our Obligations

George Milton Elliot ⬩ 1881

Education; Personal Piety; Slavery

John 3; Acts 2; Rom 10

1881

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Speech of Henry H. Garnet Before the American Anti-Slavery Society

Henry Highland Garnet ⬩ 1840

Race Relations and Slavery; Slavery

Exod 3; Isa 61; Luke 4

1840

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Speech Regarding the Silent Sanctioning of Slavery by the North

Henry Highland Garnet ⬩ 1847

Slavery

Matt 7; Luke 6

1847

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The Past and Present Condition, and the Destiny of the Colored Race

Henry Highland Garnet ⬩ 1848

Slavery

Exod 14; Num 12; Song 1

1848

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Speech Opposing Frederick Douglass and Charles Lenox Remond

Henry Highland Garnet ⬩ 1849

Slavery

Isa 28; Matt 5; 2 Tim 3

1849

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The Cave of Hegobar: Or, The Fiend of 1878: A Story

An Oration Delivered July 4th, 1817

Sermon on the Death of President Abraham Lincoln

A Brand from the Burning

Isaac V. Brown, D.D.

Slavery in the Associate Reformed Churches of the United States

Slavery and the War: A Historical Essay

A Nation’s Discipline: Or, Trials not Judgments: A Discourse Delivered on the National Fast Day, September 26, 1861

Life and Times of Dr. Spring

March 7, 1866 Letter to Rev. Wylie

The Narrative of Amos Dresser

Our National Sins to Be Repented Of, and the Grounds of Hope for the Preservation of Our Federal Constitution and Union: A Discourse

Humiliation and Hope: Or, The Christian Patriot’s Duty in the Present Crisis of Our National Affairs: A Discourse

“Black Jacob,” a Monument of Grace: The Life of Jacob Hodges, an African Negro, Who Died in Canandaigua, N.Y., February 1842

The Female Deacon and the Sentimental Overflow of Synod

Our Obligations

Speech of Henry H. Garnet Before the American Anti-Slavery Society

Speech Regarding the Silent Sanctioning of Slavery by the North

The Past and Present Condition, and the Destiny of the Colored Race

Speech Opposing Frederick Douglass and Charles Lenox Remond

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