Drew sermons.

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the German Reformed church /

Vol. 2 was never published, manuscript copy of v. 2 is at Evangelical and Reformed Historical society, Lancaster Theological Seminary.

Reading the Bible,

"This book is composed of three lectures, on the L. P. Stone foundation, delivered at Princeton theological seminary, on the third, fourth, and fifth of February, 1919."

My generation; an autobiographical interpretation,

Mode of access: Internet.

Sketches of Virginia, Historical and biographical.

Mode of access: Internet.

The experience of God in modern life /

"Lectures delivered ... at Union Theological Seminary."--Pref.

Addresses delivered at the service of induction of the Reverend Daniel Evans,

Mode of access: Internet.

De spiritualib[us] nupciis.

39 of 40 leaves, lacks final blank.

Neglected factors in the study of the early progress of Christianity.

"The three lectures in this volume were originally prepared for the Mansfield summer school, Oxford, 1894. They were delivered as the Morgan lecture course, in October, 1897, in the Theological seminary of Auburn, in the state of New York. They are now published by request of the faculty."

Two discourses on the atonement. By Moses Stuart, Associate Prof. of Sacred Literature in the Theol. Sem. at Andover.

Mode of access: Internet.

Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum /

Editors: v. 1-5, C.D. Hartranft and others; v. 6-14, E.E.S. Johnson and others; v. 15-19, S.G. Schultz and A.S. Berky.

Realizable ideals (the Earl lectures)

"Delivered under the auspices of Pacific theological seminary...in the spring of 1911."

Among friends,

Among friends.--The Anglo-American school of polite unlearning.--The hundred worst books.--The convention of books.--In praise of politicians.--My missionary life in Persia.--The colonel in the theological seminary.--The romance of ethics.--The merry devil of education.

The Lutheran church review.

L. C. set incomplete: v. 1 wanting.

Civil & criminal procedure of Jewish courts /

Excerpt: Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Students' annual. v. 1, 1914.