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A Discourse on Theological Education

George Howe ⬩ 1844

Church History; Pastoral Theology; Theological Method

Exod 4; Matt 23; Luke 2

1844

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The Value and Influence of Literary Pursuits: An Oration

George Howe ⬩ 1846

Bible and Canon; Education; Literature

2 Sam 1; Job 1; Rev 20

1846

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The Baptism of Servants

George Howe ⬩ 1847

1847

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Alexander’s Isaiah

George Howe ⬩ 1848

1848

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The Unity of the Race

George Howe ⬩ 1849

Anthropology (Doctrine of Man); Creation and Evolution; Natural Theology

Gen 1; Gen 2; Rom 5

1849

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Ethnography and the Origin of Languages

George Howe ⬩ 1849

Anthropology (Doctrine of Man); Church-State Relations; War and Peace

Gen 2; Matt 5; Rom 13

1849

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The Mark of Cain and the Curse of Ham

George Howe ⬩ 1850

Anthropology (Doctrine of Man); Race Relations and Slavery

Gen 4; Gen 9; Gen 10

1850

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Nott’s Lectures

George Howe ⬩ 1850

Apologetical Method; Creation and Evolution

Gen 1; Matt 19; Rom 5

1850

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The Endowments, Position and Education of Woman: An Address

George Howe ⬩ 1850

Education; Family, Marriage, and Roles of Men and Women

Gen 2; Eph 5

1850

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The Genuiness of the Pentateuch

George Howe ⬩ 1850

Apologetics; Bible and Canon

Exod 14; John 5

1850

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The Secondary and Collateral Influences of the Sacred Scriptures

George Howe ⬩ 1853

Natural Theology; Revelation (General and Special Revelation)

Ps 19; Rom 1

1853

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Eulogy on the Rev. Joshua Bates, D.D. former President of Middlebury College, Delivered on Commencement Day, August 9, 1854

George Howe ⬩ 1855

Autobiography and Biography; Pastoral Theology

John 11; Rev 14

1855

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Early Presbyterianism in South Carolina

George Howe ⬩ 1855

Apologetical Method; Colonial Presbyterian History; Trinity and Godhead

Deut 32; John 4; Rom 10

1855

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The Early Presbyterian Immigration into South Carolina

George Howe ⬩ 1858

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Colonial Presbyterian History; French Huguenots

Matt 28; Acts 13

1858

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The General Assembly of 1858

George Howe ⬩ 1858

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Presbyterian Polity

John 17; Gal 6

1858

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The Raid of John Brown and the Progress of Abolition

George Howe ⬩ 1860

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Reformation History; Slavery

Exod 21; Gal 3

1860

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The Protestant Church of France and the Pastors of the Desert

George Howe ⬩ 1860

European Church History; French Huguenots

Rev 6

1860

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Bunsen on the Bible

George Howe ⬩ 1861

Bible and Canon; Hermeneutics

Gen 1; John 1

1861

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The Scotch-Irish, and Their First Settlements on the Tyger River and Other Neighboring Precincts in South Carolina

George Howe ⬩ 1861

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Colonial Presbyterian History

Ps 78; Acts 2

1861

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Discourse in Commemoration of the Life and Labors of Rev. George Cooper Gregg, Pastor of Salem Church, Sumter District, S.C. Delivered … January 19, 1862

George Howe ⬩ 1862

Church History, Autobiography, and Biography; Death and Dying; Resurrection

Hos 13; John 11

1862

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A Discourse on Theological Education

The Value and Influence of Literary Pursuits: An Oration

The Baptism of Servants

Alexander’s Isaiah

The Unity of the Race

Ethnography and the Origin of Languages

The Mark of Cain and the Curse of Ham

Nott’s Lectures

The Endowments, Position and Education of Woman: An Address

The Genuiness of the Pentateuch

The Secondary and Collateral Influences of the Sacred Scriptures

Eulogy on the Rev. Joshua Bates, D.D. former President of Middlebury College, Delivered on Commencement Day, August 9, 1854

Early Presbyterianism in South Carolina

The Early Presbyterian Immigration into South Carolina

The General Assembly of 1858

The Raid of John Brown and the Progress of Abolition

The Protestant Church of France and the Pastors of the Desert

Bunsen on the Bible

The Scotch-Irish, and Their First Settlements on the Tyger River and Other Neighboring Precincts in South Carolina

Discourse in Commemoration of the Life and Labors of Rev. George Cooper Gregg, Pastor of Salem Church, Sumter District, S.C. Delivered … January 19, 1862

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