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Letter from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America to the Presbytery of Transylvania (1795)

David Rice ⬩ 1847

Domestic Missions; Ecclesiastical Minutes; Race Relations and Slavery

Matt 5; Eph 4; Phil 2

1847

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An “Old Side” Plea for Reunion (1758)

Francis Alison, D.D. ⬩ 1869

Old Side-New Side Division; Sermons

Matt 18; Eph 4

1869

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Suffer Them to Come Unto Me

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1879

Sermons

1879

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Wendell Phillips

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1884

Sermons

1884

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Colored Men as Professors in Colored Institutions

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1885

Education; Race Relations and Slavery

Acts 10; Gal 3

1885

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The Defects of Our Ministry, and the Remedy

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1886

Character and Conduct of Life; Education; Pastoral Theology

Acts 6; Phil 3; Titus 1

1886

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The Secret of Power in the Pulpit

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1887

Homiletics; Pastoral Theology

Acts 1; 1 Cor 2; 1 Thess 1

1887

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Introduction to D.A. Payne’s Recollections of Seventy Years

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1888

Autobiography and Biography; Education; Race Relations and Slavery

Prov 3; Gal 5; Phil 3

1888

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It Is Drawing the Color Line

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1888

Race Relations and Slavery; Social Issues

Acts 10; Gal 3

1888

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Our Future as a People

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1890

Sermons

1890

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The Anglo-American Pulpit and Southern Outrages

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1893

Ecumenism and Irenicism; Poetry; Race Relations and Slavery

John 17; Rom 13

1893

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A Passing Thought

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1895

Foreign Missions; Social Issues

Matt 28; John 14

1895

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Memorial Sermon for Frederick Douglass (1895)

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1897

Race Relations and Slavery; Sermons

2 Sam 1; Ps 48

1897

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Some Things That Lie Across the Pathway of Our Progress

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1897

Education; Race Relations and Slavery

Prov 22; Mic 6

1897

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The Negro

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1898

Race Relations and Slavery; Sermons

Num 11; Ps 27; Ps 42

1898

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The Negro Will Never Acquiesce as Long as He Lives

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1898

Race Relations and Slavery; Social Issues

Ps 82; Lam 3

1898

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Recommendations of the Committee on Religion and Ethics

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1899

Education; Race Relations and Slavery; Temperance

Gen 3; Prov 22; Matt 5

1899

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The Lynching of Negroes in the South

Francis James Grimké ⬩ 1899

Race Relations and Slavery; Social Issues

John 15; Acts 7

1899

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The Inspiration of the Scriptures

Francis Landey Patton, Sr. ⬩ 1869

Apologetical Method; Archaeology; Revelation (General and Special Revelation)

Gen 1; Isa 37; Dan 5

1869

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The Right of a Prosecutor to Appeal

Francis Landey Patton, Sr. ⬩ 1875

Ecclesiology; Presbyterian Polity

Matt 18; Acts 15

1875

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Letter from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America to the Presbytery of Transylvania (1795)

An “Old Side” Plea for Reunion (1758)

Suffer Them to Come Unto Me

Wendell Phillips

Colored Men as Professors in Colored Institutions

The Defects of Our Ministry, and the Remedy

The Secret of Power in the Pulpit

Introduction to D.A. Payne’s Recollections of Seventy Years

It Is Drawing the Color Line

Our Future as a People

The Anglo-American Pulpit and Southern Outrages

A Passing Thought

Memorial Sermon for Frederick Douglass (1895)

Some Things That Lie Across the Pathway of Our Progress

The Negro

The Negro Will Never Acquiesce as Long as He Lives

Recommendations of the Committee on Religion and Ethics

The Lynching of Negroes in the South

The Inspiration of the Scriptures

The Right of a Prosecutor to Appeal

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