Commemorative table at the Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (photo credit: R. Andrew Myers). Moses Hoge is buried in the church cemetery.
Strictures Upon a Pamphlet Lately Published by Jeremiah Walker (1793)
Christian Panoply: An Answer to Paine’s ‘Age of Reason’ (1797)
September 10, 1801 Letter to Ashbel Green (1801, 1802)
Sketch of the History of the Church in Virginia (1813)
Moses Hoge: First Professor of Theology in Union Theological Seminary (1937)
Courtesy of Ryan Douthat, Union Presbyterian Seminary (Richmond, VA) Library.
Source: West Virginia State Archives
“It may be said that the first history of Union Seminary was written as a newspaper article in 1810 by Moses Hoge, Drury Lacy, and Matthew Lyle, published in the Virginia Argus.” — William B. Sweetser, Jr., A Copious Fountain: A History of Union Presbyterian Seminary, 1812-2012, p. 36.
This Sketch is an appendix to J.W. Campbell’s History of Virginia.
Courtesy of Ryan Douthat, Union Presbyterian Seminary (Richmond, VA) Library.
Courtesy of Ryan Douthat, Union Presbyterian Seminary (Richmond, VA) Library.