1843 CHARLES HODGE. Letter from Presbyterian Board of Missions to Charles Hodge of Princeton. Vellum formerly in an institutional collection

formerly in an institutional collection

DIARY FOR 1891: Took 9am train to Worcester

for Edwards this meant introducing Watts' hymnody into regular worship services

"Nothing special took place in my feelings until this morning Sabbath

On Plymouth Brethrenism by G

1843 CHARLES HODGE. Letter from Presbyterian Board of Missions to Charles Hodge of Princeton. Vellum formerly in an institutional collectionAn attractively preserved 1p. ALS from Nicholas Murray of the Presbyterian Board of Missions to Charles Hodge of Princeton regarding the donation of books to be sent to the Scottish Presbyterian church in connection with Robert Candlish, etc. A nice little survivor. Rev. & dear Sir, I drop you this line in haste. There is now here a Mr. Russell from Edinburgh, a lawyer, and a member of Dr. Candlish's Church, who sails for home on the 25th Inst. He