G. W. Samson

Reminiscences of the life and labor of A.D. Gillette, D.D.

Physical media in spiritual manifestations

The sufficiency of water for baptizing

A discourse on the law of humanity to the destitute and dependent

Spiritualism tested, or, The facts of its history classified, and their cause in nature verified

Jesuit collegiate instruction in its relation to present questions of education and society

Science the interpreter of history as to unfermented wine

"To daimonion," or, The spiritual medium

Spiritualism tested, or, The facts of its history classified, and their cause in nature verified

Henry R. Schoolcraft ...

The Atonement

The English revisers' Greek text shown to be unauthorized except by Egyptian copies discarded by Greeks and to be opposed to the historic text of all ages and churches

The Christian law of union in communion a vital issue in evangelical Christian alliance

Baptist succession, or Baptist principles in church history

The Christian fathers of the first five centuries on unintoxicating wines

The classic test of authorship, authenticity and authority

Memorial discourse on the life and character of Rev. Joel Smith Bacon, D.D

The divine law as to wines

Religious convictions of American statesmen

The English revisers' Greek text

Henry R. Schoolcraft

Elements of art criticism

Prospectus

Elements of art criticism

The providence of God in raising up under our republican institutions, great and good men as our rulers

Faith and truth, or, Faith as reason's guide to all truth, considered in a series of conferences with sceptics

Guide to Bible interpretation

French and American republican issues in public education harmonized by Guizot

The United States government, the founder and necessary patron of the Liberian Republic

The divine law as to wines

Emancipation and restoration to their fatherland

"To daimonion,"

In memoriam. [Amos Kendall]

The latest plea for a "communion wine," fermented, alcoholic, and intoxicating

The United States government

The physical in spiritualism

Liberia defended

Outlines of the history of ethics

The atonement viewed as assumed divine responsibility

Sermon on the death of Sarah Constance Green, daughter of Duff and Lucretia M. Green, who died August 12, 1849, aged 16 years and 8 months