1848 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. Scarce on Abolition, Slavery, and Colonization in Ohio and Virginia. AmericanaOne of the most extensive and extended dialogues we have seen preserved on the relationship of the Church to the issue of slavery on the run up to the war; though the periodical was largely abolitionist, editorials are published by those opposing, there is an open letter to the "Negroes of Ohio" by the Colonization Society, etc. Macdill, D.; and James Prestley [eds.]. The United Presbyterian and Evangelical Guardian: Devoted to the Interests of the
and the preservation of our political character to leave upon our records
A pamphlet he published in 1876
Watters was appointed to a circuit
The present work is quite important both with reference to the Westminster Assembly of 1643
The Role of Eloquence
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is but an effect of God's love
Report of the South China Pentecostal Workers Conference Held in a War Zon
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