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Inconsistently Good Sermons

Rienk Bouke Kuiper ⬩ 1936

Ancient Creeds; Citizenship and Government

John 20; Eph 6; Phil 1

1936

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The Fugitive Slave Law (1860)

Charles Hodge ⬩ 1969

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Deut 23; Acts 5; Rom 13

1969

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A Resemblance and a Contrast Between the American Negro and the Children of Israel in Egypt

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1902

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Gen 15; Exod 1

1902

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The Negro and His Citizenship

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1905

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Acts 22

1905

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Equality of Rights for All Citizens, Black and White, Alike

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1909

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Exod 20; Prov 14; Matt 5

1909

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Twenty-Five Years of National Reform in America

Thomas Houston Acheson, D.D., Ph.D. ⬩ 1909

Church and State; Citizenship and Government

Ps 2; Rom 13

1909

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Why Covenanters Do Not Vote

Thomas Houston Acheson, D.D., Ph.D. ⬩ 1912

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government

Deut 6; John 5

1912

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Christian Civil Government in America: The National Reform Movement

Thomas Houston Acheson, D.D., Ph.D. ⬩ 1927

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government

Rom 13

1927

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Civil Government: Harmony of Nature and Revelation

Robert Cameron Allen ⬩ 1918

Church and State; Citizenship and Government

Dan 3; Mark 12; Rom 13

1918

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Christian Endeavor’s War Against War

John Willis Baer ⬩ 1901

Citizenship and Government; War and Peace

Matt 5; Matt 13; Matt 22

1901

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Mecklenburg, or Charlotte Town, Resolves

Ephraim Brevard ⬩ 1927

Citizenship and Government; United States

1 Sam 8; Rom 13

1927

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The Logic of Woman Suffrage

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1915

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Gal 3

1915

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November 3, 1832 Letter to Willie P. Mangum

John Chavis ⬩ 1950

Citizenship and Government; Politics; United States

1 Sam 8; Rom 13

1950

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A Statement for Non-Exclusion

Ng Poon Chew ⬩ 1905

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Acts 17

1905

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The Treatment of the Exempt Classes of Chinese in the United States

Ng Poon Chew ⬩ 1908

Citizenship and Government; Race Relations and Slavery

Lev 19; Mic 6

1908

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Addresses, State Papers and Letters

Stephen Grover Cleveland ⬩ 1909

Citizenship and Government; Orations and Addresses; Politics

Matt 22; Rom 13

1909

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Shall Women Be Burdened with the Ballot?

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler ⬩ 1905

Citizenship and Government; Family, Marriage, and Roles of Men and Women

Gen 1; Rom 13; Eph 5

1905

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Address at the Dedication of the Market Street Entrance in the City of Harrisburg, Pa., April 20, 1906

John DeWitt ⬩ 1906

Citizenship and Government; Orations and Addresses

Ps 48; Ps 127

1906

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Administering Our State Schools

George West Diehl ⬩ 1927

Citizenship and Government; Education

Prov 22; Rom 13

1927

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Procedure in State Legislatures

Harold Willis Dodds ⬩ 1918

Citizenship and Government; Politics; United States

1 Sam 8; Rom 13

1918

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Confessional Presbyterian Library

Inconsistently Good Sermons

The Fugitive Slave Law (1860)

A Resemblance and a Contrast Between the American Negro and the Children of Israel in Egypt

The Negro and His Citizenship

Equality of Rights for All Citizens, Black and White, Alike

Twenty-Five Years of National Reform in America

Why Covenanters Do Not Vote

Christian Civil Government in America: The National Reform Movement

Civil Government: Harmony of Nature and Revelation

Christian Endeavor’s War Against War

Mecklenburg, or Charlotte Town, Resolves

The Logic of Woman Suffrage

November 3, 1832 Letter to Willie P. Mangum

A Statement for Non-Exclusion

The Treatment of the Exempt Classes of Chinese in the United States

Addresses, State Papers and Letters

Shall Women Be Burdened with the Ballot?

Address at the Dedication of the Market Street Entrance in the City of Harrisburg, Pa., April 20, 1906

Administering Our State Schools

Procedure in State Legislatures

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