William Maxwell Blackburn (1828-1898)
The Dr. William and Elizabeth Blackburn House is an historic site located in Pierre, South Dakota.
William Maxwell Blackburn is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Pierre, South Dakota.
The Lord's Day, and the Labourer's Right to Rest (1860)
The Rebel Prince, or Lessons from the Career of the Young Man Absalom (1864)
Judas, the Maccabee, and the Asmonean Princes (1864)
The Crime Against the Presidency: A Sermon (1865)
Young Calvin in Paris, and the Little Flock that He Fed (1865)
The College Days of Calvin (1865)
Aonio Paleario and His Friends, With a Revised Edition of "The Benefits of Christ's Death" (1866)
No Time; or, Mason Earle’s Paradox (1867)
Why Was Not Jesus a Writer? (1867)
The Parson in the Ball-Room (1867)
William Farel, and the Story of the Swiss Reform (1867)
Calvin’s Love of Christian Union (1868)
Ulrich Zwingli, The Patriotic Reformer: A History (1868)
Geneva’s Shield: A Story of the Swiss Reformation (1868)
Saint Patrick, and the Early Church of Ireland (1869)
Admiral Coligny, and the Rise of the Huguenots, Vol. 1 (1869)
Admiral Coligny, and the Rise of the Huguenots, Vol. 2 (1869)
A Good Card For Ireland (1871)
The Plantation of Ulster (1871)
The Theban Legion: A Story of the Times of Diocletian (1871)
The Presidents of Hanover College (1877)
History of the Christian Church From Its Origin to the Present Time (1879)
The Last Great Prayer Meeting (1883)
The Indian Question: — The Friendlies (1892)
Historical Sketch of North and South Dakota (1893, 1902)
An unpublished speech by William Blackburn entitled The Presidents of Hanover College, which was delivered to Hanover students and alumni in 1877. He discusses the lives and work of Hanover's founders and presidents from 1827-1877, including John Finley Crowe, James Blythe, Erasmus Darwin McMaster, Sylvester Scovel, Thomas E. Thomas, Jonathan Edwards, James Wood, George D. Archibald, and George H. Heckman. Other topics include general history of universities and colleges; Indiana Theological Seminary; educational emphasis on classical studies and theology; growth of Hanover College; Madison University controversy; and the cholera outbreak in 1849.
Included is a biographical sketch of William M. Blackburn.
