Southern Presbyterian Review -- Volume 14 (1861

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Table of Contents for Volume XIV (1861 - 1862)

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The Southern Presbyterian Review – Volume 14: 1861-62

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Volume XIV.—NO. 1, April 1861.

PAGE

The Princeton Review on the State of the Country, by Rev. John H. Rice, D.D., Louisville, Ky.

II.

Coleridge, by the Rev. Enoch Pond, D.D., Theological Seminary, Bangor, Me.

III.

Female Education, by Prof. Joseph LeConte, M.D., South Carolina College

IV.

The Trinity of the Godhead the Doctrine of the Holy Scriptures, by Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.D., Charleston, S.C.

Bunsen on the Bible, by Rev. George Howe, D.D., Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C.

VI.

A Vindication of Secession and the South, by Rev. Benjamin M. Palmer, D.D., New Orleans, La.

134

VII.

Periodical Literature

178

Volume XIV.—NO. 2, July 1861.

The School, the College, and the University, in Relation to One Another and to Active Life, by Professor Joseph LeConte, M.D., South Carolina College

185

II.

The Trinity of the Godhead the Doctrine of the Scriptures, by Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.D., Charleston, S.C.

227

III.

Geology and the Bible, by Anonymous

246

IV.

Pulpit Orator, by a Georgia Pastor

275

The General Assembly of 1861, by Rev. John B. Adger, D.D., Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C.

296

VI.

Notices of Recent Publications

349

VII.

Periodical Literature

361

Volume XIV.—NO. 3, October 1861.

The Battle of Fort Sumter: Its Mystery and Miracle—God’s Mastery and Mercy, by Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.D., Charleston, S.C.

365

II.

The Waldenses and Infant Baptism, by Rev. J.L. Kirkpatrick, D.D., Davidson College, N.C.

399

III.

Principles of Church Government, by Rev. J.B. Hillhouse, Laurens District, S.C.

431

IV.

Analogy between the Formation of the Pihel Conjugation in Hebrew and the Perfect Tense in Latin, by Prof. E.L. Rockwell, Davidson College, N.C.

444

The Personality of God, as Affecting Science and Religion, by Anonymous

450

VI.

The Scotch-Irish, and their First Settlements on Tyger River and Other Neighboring Precincts in South Carolina, by Rev. George Howe, D.D., Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C.

472

VII.

Explanatory Note, by Rev. John B. Adger, D.D., Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C. [RE: Comments in July issue on the presence of Southwestern delegates at General Assembly]

502

Volume XIV.—NO. 4, January 1862.

Inaugural Address of Rev. James Woodrow, Ph.D., Perkins Professor, Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C.

505

II.

Address of the Presbyterian Church in the Confederate States of America to All the Churches of Jesus Christ throughout the World, by Rev. J.H. Thornwell, D.D.

531

III.

The Art of Conversation, by Rev. B.M. Palmer, D.D., New Orleans, La.

550

IV.

Timothy’s Office, by Rev. Thomas V. Moore, D.D., Richmond, Va.

569

The Victory of Manassas Plain, by Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.D., Charleston, S.C.

593

VI.

The General Assembly at Augusta, by Rev. James A. Lyon, D.D., Columbus, Miss.

618