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Civic Righteousness

Sylvester Fithian Scovel ⬩ 1899

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government; Education

1 Sam 8; Ps 72; Prov 4

1899

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The Christian Nation We Ought to Be

Sylvester Fithian Scovel ⬩ 1884

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government; United States

Ps 2; Prov 3; Matt 24

1884

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An Address Delivered at a Barbacue, Given by the Citizens of Boyle County, Ky. at Danville, July 4th, 1851

William McKendree Scott ⬩ 1851

Citizenship and Government; United States

Acts 17; Rom 13

1851

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The Bible and Politics: Or, An Humble Plea for Equal, Perfect, Absolute Religious Freedom, and Against All Sectarianism in Our Public Schools

William Anderson Scott, Sr. ⬩ 1859

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government; United States

Matt 22; Acts 5; Rom 13

1859

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Hope of Republics; or, The Elements of Permanence in Modern Civilization

William Anderson Scott, Sr. ⬩ 1849

Citizenship and Government; Devotional (General); Sermons

Deut 11; Ps 19

1849

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Narrative of the Division of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, U.S., 1833

David Scott ⬩ 1863

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government

Matt 22; Acts 5; Rom 13

1863

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Calm Examination of Dr. McMaster’s Letters on Civil Government

David Scott ⬩ 1832

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government; United States

Matt 22; Rom 13

1832

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Presbyterian Theology in America: The Old School Theology

Philip Schaff ⬩ 1893

Citizenship and Government; Politics

Mic 6; Rom 13

1893

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Congress and the Education of the People

William Henry Ruffner ⬩ 1880

Citizenship and Government; Education; United States

Prov 22; Isa 1

1880

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The Public Free School System: Dr. Dabney Answered by Mr. Ruffner

William Henry Ruffner ⬩ 1876

Citizenship and Government; Economics, Employment, and Work; Education

Prov 22; Eccl 7

1876

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The Oath: A Sermon on the Nature and Obligation of the Oath, With Special Reference to the Oath of Allegiance, Delivered …, March 27th, 1864

William Henry Ruffner ⬩ 1864

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government; Ethics (General); Sermons

Exod 20; Num 30; Ezek 17

1864

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Address to the People of West Virginia; Shewing That Slavery Is Injurious to the Public Welfare, and That It May Be Gradually Abolished …

Henry Ruffner ⬩ 1847

Citizenship and Government; Politics; Slavery

Exod 21; Isa 1; Gal 3

1847

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The Glory of New York: A Discourse Delivered in the South Reformed Church on Thanksgiving Day, November 26th, 1874

Ebenezer Platt Rogers ⬩ 1874

Citizenship and Government; Sermons

Acts 21

1874

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Essays on Rom. 13.1–7

William Louis Roberts ⬩ 1847

Church-State Relations; Citizenship and Government; Providence

Num 16; Rom 13; Jude 1

1847

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March 16, 1870 Speech

Hiram Rhodes Revels ⬩ 1870

Citizenship and Government; Slavery; United States

Isa 1; Rom 13; Gal 3

1870

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An Address to the Freemen of South Carolina, on the Subject of the Federal Constitution, Proposed by the Convention, which met in Philadelphia, May, 1787

David Ramsay ⬩ 1888

Citizenship and Government; Politics; United States

Ps 133; John 17; Rom 13

1888

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The Single Tax upon Land

James Addison Quarles, Sr. ⬩ 1895

Citizenship and Government; Economics, Employment, and Work

Matt 22; Rom 13

1895

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Sermon at the Annual Congress of the National Prison Association

George Tybout Purves ⬩ 1891

Character and Conduct of Life; Citizenship and Government; Sermons; Social Issues

Matt 5; Rom 12; 1 Thess 5

1891

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The Political Crisis

George Lewis Prentiss ⬩ 1866

Citizenship and Government; Politics; United States

Rom 13; Gal 3

1866

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Some of the Providential Lessons of 1861. How to Meet the Events of 1862: Two Discourses, Preached December 29th, 1861, and January 5th, 1862

George Lewis Prentiss ⬩ 1862

Citizenship and Government; Providence

Ps 77; Ps 124

1862

Confessional Presbyterian Library

Civic Righteousness

The Christian Nation We Ought to Be

An Address Delivered at a Barbacue, Given by the Citizens of Boyle County, Ky. at Danville, July 4th, 1851

The Bible and Politics: Or, An Humble Plea for Equal, Perfect, Absolute Religious Freedom, and Against All Sectarianism in Our Public Schools

Hope of Republics; or, The Elements of Permanence in Modern Civilization

Narrative of the Division of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, U.S., 1833

Calm Examination of Dr. McMaster’s Letters on Civil Government

Presbyterian Theology in America: The Old School Theology

Congress and the Education of the People

The Public Free School System: Dr. Dabney Answered by Mr. Ruffner

The Oath: A Sermon on the Nature and Obligation of the Oath, With Special Reference to the Oath of Allegiance, Delivered …, March 27th, 1864

Address to the People of West Virginia; Shewing That Slavery Is Injurious to the Public Welfare, and That It May Be Gradually Abolished …

The Glory of New York: A Discourse Delivered in the South Reformed Church on Thanksgiving Day, November 26th, 1874

Essays on Rom. 13.1–7

March 16, 1870 Speech

An Address to the Freemen of South Carolina, on the Subject of the Federal Constitution, Proposed by the Convention, which met in Philadelphia, May, 1787

The Single Tax upon Land

Sermon at the Annual Congress of the National Prison Association

The Political Crisis

Some of the Providential Lessons of 1861. How to Meet the Events of 1862: Two Discourses, Preached December 29th, 1861, and January 5th, 1862

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