Theodore Dwight Woolsey
1801 – 1889
Books
- The First century of the republic
- The self-propagating power of sin
- In memoriam of Rev. Chauncey Allen Goodrich, D.D.
- The Prometheus of Aeschylus
- The Antigone of Sophocles
- "The disciple whom Jesus loved"
- Addresses at the inauguration of the professors in the Theological Department of Yale College, September 15, 1861
- The life of Rev. Joel Hawes, D.D.
- Political science
- The ministerial office--its permanency and ends
- On a passage in Matthew XXVI, 50
- The relations of honor to political life
- Remarks on a passage in the opinion of Judge Daniel in Dred Scott's case
- Eulogy of Cornelius Conway Felton, LL.D., &c., one of the regents of the Smithsonian Institution
- Introduction of the study of international law
- Communism and socialism in their history and theory
- The authority of those who watch for souls
- Serving our generation and God's guidance in youth
- Rough draft of a letter to Theodore Dwight Woolsey
- The Prometheus of Æschylus
- The ministerial office
- Address, commemorative of the life and services of Jeremiah Day, late president of Yale College
- The self-propagating power of sin
- The Southern apology for secession
- The Alcestis of Euripides
- Introduction to the study of international law
- Religion of the heart and of the life
- Danger of separating piety from philanthropy
- Baccalaureate sermon
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