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It’s been a busy summer at Log College Press. Here is an update on what’s been going on lately.
In August 2022, we added 301 new works to the site. Today we aim to highlight some of the new free PDFs available as found on our Recent Additions and Early Access pages, two features provided to members of the Dead Presbyterians Society.
Some highlights at the Early Access page:
Many works by John Witherspoon have been added to the Early Access page, including a set of sermons published in David Austin’s The American Preacher (1791);
Many works by James McCosh, another President of Princeton University;
Samson Occom, A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs (1774, 1785); and
Francis James Grimké, The Logic of Woman Suffrage (1915).
Some highlights at the Recent Addtiions page:
Many new works by Charles Hodge (there are now over 200 works on the Hodge page), J.R. Miller, Theodore L. Cuyler, George Bourne;
George Addison Baxter, An Essay on the Abolition of Slavery (1836);
An 1841 sermon preached by Alexander Taggart McGill occasioned by the death of U.S. President William Henry Harrison; and
The first Greek New Testament published in America, by Caleb Alexander, in 1800.
Be sure also to check out the quotes we have been adding at our blog for DPS members: Though Dead They Still Speak, including one by Cornelius Van Til on the authority of Scripture.
Please feel free to browse the many resources available to our readers in print and in digital format to our readers. There is a lot to explore, and many Presbyterian voices from the past to hear. Thank you, as always, for your interest and support, dear friends.
