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The Literary Profession in the South

Margaret Junkin Preston ⬩ 1881

History (General); Literature

Ps 19; Prov 1

1881

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The Poet’s Answer

Margaret Junkin Preston ⬩ 1879

History (General); Poetry

Ps 47; John 3

1879

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Equipoise: A Sonnet

Margaret Junkin Preston ⬩ 1868

Autobiography and Biography; History (General); War and Peace

Matt 27; John 19

1868

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Count Hugo: A Ballad for the Times

Margaret Junkin Preston ⬩ 1867

History (General); Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers; Literature

Isa 1; Mic 6

1867

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Our National Bane; or, The Dry-Rot in American Politics: A Tract for the Times

George Lewis Prentiss ⬩ 1877

History (General); Politics; United States

Prov 29; Rom 13

1877

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A Memoir of S.S. Prentiss, Vol. 2

George Lewis Prentiss ⬩ 1855

Autobiography and Biography; History (General); Politics

Ps 72; Prov 29; Rom 13

1855

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Biographical Record of the Class of 1850 of Yale College

Gardiner Spring Plumley ⬩ 1877

Autobiography and Biography; History (General)

Ps 23; John 14; Rom 8

1877

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In “Dixie”

Gardiner Spring Plumley ⬩ 1864

History (General); Race Relations and Slavery; United States

Exod 21; Rom 13

1864

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Indian Deed of December 13, 1640

Abraham Pierson, Sr. ⬩ 1887

Colonization; History (General)

Gen 15; Ps 24

1887

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Address Delivered at the Laying of the Corner-Stone of the New Chapel for the Use of the Inmates of the Sailors’ Snug Harbor, on Staten Island

William Wirt Phillips ⬩ 1855

Church-State Relations; History (General)

Ps 107; Matt 25

1855

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The Self-Redeeming Power of the Colored Races of the World

James William Charles Pennington ⬩ 1859

History (General); Race Relations and Slavery; Slavery

Isa 61; Gal 3

1859

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The First Colored Convention

James William Charles Pennington ⬩ 1859

History (General); Slavery; United States

Isa 61; Gal 3

1859

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The Reasonableness of the Abolition of Slavery at the South, a Legitimate Inference from the Success of British Emancipation: An Address

James William Charles Pennington ⬩ 1856

History (General); Race Relations and Slavery

Isa 61; Gal 5; Phlm 1

1856

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Letter of Sympathy

James William Charles Pennington ⬩ 1855

History (General); Politics; Race Relations and Slavery

Isa 61; Gal 3

1855

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May 1855 Letter and Notice from J.W.C. Pennington

James William Charles Pennington ⬩ 1855

History (General); Slavery

Isa 1; Amos 5; Luke 4

1855

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Letter from Rev. Dr. Pennington

James William Charles Pennington ⬩ 1855

History (General); Race Relations and Slavery; Slavery

Exod 3; Isa 58; Luke 4

1855

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Political Parties in the United States: Their History and Influence

Jacob Harris Patton ⬩ 1896

History (General); Politics; United States

1 Sam 8; Prov 29; Rom 13

1896

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General U.S. Grant: His Early Life and Military Career, With an Account of His Presidential Administration and Tour Around the World

Jacob Harris Patton ⬩ 1885

Autobiography and Biography; History (General); United States

Josh 1; Ps 18; Acts 27

1885

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The Democratic Party: Its Political History and Influence

Jacob Harris Patton ⬩ 1888

History (General); Politics; United States

1 Sam 8; Prov 29; Rom 13

1888

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Yorktown

Jacob Harris Patton ⬩ 1882

History (General)

Eccl 3; Rom 13

1882

Confessional Presbyterian Library

The Literary Profession in the South

The Poet’s Answer

Equipoise: A Sonnet

Count Hugo: A Ballad for the Times

Our National Bane; or, The Dry-Rot in American Politics: A Tract for the Times

A Memoir of S.S. Prentiss, Vol. 2

Biographical Record of the Class of 1850 of Yale College

In “Dixie”

Indian Deed of December 13, 1640

Address Delivered at the Laying of the Corner-Stone of the New Chapel for the Use of the Inmates of the Sailors’ Snug Harbor, on Staten Island

The Self-Redeeming Power of the Colored Races of the World

The First Colored Convention

The Reasonableness of the Abolition of Slavery at the South, a Legitimate Inference from the Success of British Emancipation: An Address

Letter of Sympathy

May 1855 Letter and Notice from J.W.C. Pennington

Letter from Rev. Dr. Pennington

Political Parties in the United States: Their History and Influence

General U.S. Grant: His Early Life and Military Career, With an Account of His Presidential Administration and Tour Around the World

The Democratic Party: Its Political History and Influence

Yorktown

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