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D. H. Riddle

1805–1888

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1838–1851 across 11 dated works

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A voice from heaven: a sermon commemorative of the death of Mrs. Mary W. Brown, wife of Rev. Matthew Brown, D.D., preached in Providence Hall, Canonsburg, May 6, 18381838
The Nation's alternative: a sermon, preached in Providence Hall, before the students of Jefferson College, August 2d, 18401840
With Jefferson College (Canonsburg, Pa.)
Genuine radicalism!: An address before the Goethean and Diagnothian societies of Marshall College, Pa.; delivered on the 26th of September, 18431843
Paul, a model: a sermon delivered by the appointment of the General Assembly, at the opening of the Synod of West Pennsylvania, at Meadville, October 17th, 1843 / by D.H. Riddle1843

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Ground of confidence in foreign missions: a sermon, preached at Portland, Maine, September 9, 1851, before the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, at their forty-second annual meeting1851
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The Nation's alternative: a sermon, preached in Providence Hall, before the students of Jefferson College, August 2d, 18401840
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Our country for the sake of the world a sermon in behalf of the American Home Missionary Society, preached in the cities of New York and Brooklyn, May, 18511851
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A voice from heaven: a sermon commemorative of the death of Mrs. Mary W. Brown, wife of Rev. Matthew Brown, D.D., preached in Providence Hall, Canonsburg, May 6, 18381838
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Genuine radicalism!: An address before the Goethean and Diagnothian societies of Marshall College, Pa.; delivered on the 26th of September, 18431843
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The Nation's alternative: a sermon, preached in Providence Hall, before the students of Jefferson College, August 2d, 18401840
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The nation's true glory: the annual address to the senior class of Jefferson College, delivered in Providence Hall1845
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Paul, a model: a sermon delivered by the appointment of the General Assembly, at the opening of the Synod of West Pennsylvania, at Meadville, October 17th, 1843 / by D.H. Riddle1843
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The means of peace: a sermon delivered in the Third Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, July 12th, 18461846
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The pilgrims and their principles a sermon before the New England Society of Pittsburgh, on the evening of December 22d, 1850, in the Third Presbyterian Church1851
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Our mission a sermon, delivered at the opening of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the city of Utica, May 15th, 18511851
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"The morning cometh," or, The watchman's voice: a discourse on the day of the national fast1978
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The glory and duty of young men: the baccalaureate discourse to the senior class of Jefferson College, 18651865
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Sermon preached at the installation of Dr. Polhemus as pastor of the North Dutch church of Newark, May 3d, 18571858
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The Scotch-Irish element of Presbyterianism: a discourse delivered before the Presbyterian Historical Society in New York, and repeated, by request, before the Associate Reformed Synod, in Allegheny City1856
With Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Historical Society, Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (1802-1822)
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