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- Works of James Buchanan, The, Vol. 8
- Compiled and edited by John Bassett Moore, this twelve-volume set of the collected letters and speeches of James Buchanan, spanning his entire political career, includes both personal and professional documents.
- James Buchanan Resource Center
- On Irritation and Insanity
- Thomas Cooper, the inveterate materialist, attacks the dominant American school of metaphysical doctrines of psychology by translating and publishing the most forward writer of the modern French school of physiological medicine.
- Their Own Words
- The Church and Slavery
- Antislavery movements
- The Church and Slavery attempts to reveal the evil of slavery through an understanding of the New-School Presbyterian church. Very little focus is put on interpretations of the Bible, unlike other books of this class.
- Slavery and Abolition
- Works of James Buchanan, The, Vol. 6
- Compiled and edited by John Bassett Moore, this twelve-volume set of the collected letters and speeches of James Buchanan, spanning his entire political career, includes both personal and professional documents.
- James Buchanan Resource Center
- Works of James Buchanan, The, Vol. 7
- Compiled and edited by John Bassett Moore, this twelve-volume set of the collected letters and speeches of James Buchanan, spanning his entire political career, includes both personal and professional documents.
- James Buchanan Resource Center
- Works of James Buchanan, The, Vol. 12
- Compiled and edited by John Bassett Moore, this twelve-volume set of the collected letters and speeches of James Buchanan, spanning his entire political career, includes both personal and professional documents.
- James Buchanan Resource Center
- Reply to Mr. Burke's Invective Against Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Watt, in the House of Commons, on the 30th of April, 1792, A
- In April 1792 in the House of Commons, critic of the French Revolution Edmund Burke denounces the visit to Paris of Thomas Cooper and James Watt. Cooper replies immediately with a republican critique of the British political system.
- Their Own Words
- Medical Inquiries and Observations, vol.1
- Benjamin Rush, early America's most eminent physician, presents almost fifty separate essays on medical subjects as diverse as the effects of alcohol on the system and the causes of yellow fever. Through these essays, Rush demonstrates his...
- Their Own Words
- Charles Nisbet Correspondence (1787-1799)
- Charles Nisbet, famed Scottish scholar and first president of Dickinson College, writes letters to his daughter Mary and to friend David Erskine in which he comments on family matters and on late 18th century political developments in Europe and in...
- Their Own Words
- Speech of Mr. J. X. McLanahan, of Pennsylvania, on the Slave Question. Delivered in the House of Representatives, February 19, 1850.
- Slavery
- In an effort to generate more solidarity for the Union, James McLanahan suggests that the people of each state and territory should decide for themselves whether slavery should be permitted within their state.
- Their Own Words
- Correspondence between Eli Slifer and Jacob C. Bomberger
- A collections of letters from Jacob C. Bomberger to Eli Slifer regarding banking information, appointments, and personal news.
- Their Own Words
- A Debate on Slavery
- Antislavery movements
- A debate on slavery between Rev. J. Blanchard, Pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, arguing for the abolitionist movement that the relation of slavery is sinful, and N.L. Rice, D.D. Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, arguing that it is...
- Slavery and Abolition
- A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin
- Antislavery movements
- This book shows how true incidents were the catalyst in creating the fictional work of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Harriet Beecher Stowe illustrates the inspirations behind the characters of Mr. Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby, George Harris, Eliza, Miss...
- Slavery and Abolition
- Speech of Mr. J. X. McLanahan, of Pennsylvania, on the Slave Question. Delivered in the House of Representatives, February 19, 1850
- Slavery
- In an effort to generate more solidarity for the Union, James McLanahan suggests that the people of each state and territory should decide for themselves whether slavery should be permitted within their state.
- Slavery and Abolition
- Works of James Buchanan, The, Vol. 11
- Compiled and edited by John Bassett Moore, this twelve-volume set of the collected letters and speeches of James Buchanan, spanning his entire political career, includes both personal and professional documents.
- James Buchanan Resource Center
- Complete Works of John M. Mason, D.D., The, vol.3
- Presented here is a collection of the essays, lectures, and sermons of John Mitchell Mason, one of the most influential and well-known Presbyterian preachers of his age.
- Their Own Words
- Short History of the Christian Church
- Methodist Bishop John F. Hurst, at the height of his prodigious publishing powers, combines five earlier segmented histories of the Christian Church into a comprehensive volume.
- Their Own Words
- Letter from an American Now Resident in London, to a Member of Parliament, on the Subject of the Restraining Proclamation; and Containing Strictures on Lord Sheffield's Pamphlet on the Commerce of the American States, A
- William Bingham, one of the wealthiest men in the newly independent America, pleads for the mutual benefit of the full freedom of trade between the United States and Great Britain.
- Their Own Words
- Memoir of the Rev. Charles Nisbet, D.D.
- Using many original letters and documents, Samuel Miller crafts a biography of his mentor, the Scottish Presbyterian minister and first president of Dickinson College, Charles Nisbet.
- Their Own Words
- Testimonies Concerning Slavery
- Slavery
- Writing to enlighten English audiences about American slavery, Moncure Conway argues that the African race has the full potential to equal any other.
- Their Own Words