MS. Manuscript Collections

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The collection primarily consists of sermons delivered between 1848 and 1894.

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This collection consists of class notes taken by John B. Crowell during his studies at Princeton Theological Seminary.

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The collection consists of the Old and New Testaments in three hand-bound volumes of Chinese text, the Old Testament in two volumes. On the bottom edges of the New Testament is written in ink "with Corrections".

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This collection consists of Emily Deeter's class notes from her studies at Princeton Seminary (1948-1950), along with sheet music for a hymn composed by David Hugh Jones.

Scope and Content This collection of nineteenth century papers was unidentified in the archives for many years. Certain items in this collection suggest that Rev. Mendenhall J. Dennis, D. D. was their creator. A book labeled "Exercises," is signed "M. J. Dennis." Other manuscripts in this collection exhibit similar handwriting and subject content to this piece. An "Estimate Book," from the Job Room at the United Brethren Publishing House, as well as other papers, place the provenance of the collection in...

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This constructed collection includes correspondence, biographical materials, sermons, manuscripts, printed course outlines, and published pamphlets.

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This collection contains one bound travel diary written by Samuel Dodd while on route to his mission in China, from June 1 through September 27, 1861. The collection also includes a photograph of Dr. Dodd with his wife and three sons, as well as a letter which he wrote from China in 1875, addressed to Charles Aiken of Princeton Seminary.

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This collection consists of two bound manuscripts handwritten by George Stewart Duncan, including his 1887 thesis for Princeton Seminary.

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This collection includes the course notes of Reverend Doctor William Roy Dupree, taken while a student at Princeton Seminary, 1944-46 (B.D.) and 1953-56 (graduate studies). Notes are photocopies of originals. They provide an excellent window into the classroom life of the Seminary during his years, including notes from courses taught by Émile Cailliet, Joseph Hromádka, Lefferts Loetscher, Paul Lehmann, and many others.

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This collection consists of various course notes, papers, and syllabi from Mary Ebenhack's student work at the Seminary.