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32. Manuscripts of Lectures, Books, and Pamphlets prepared by Schaff

32. Manuscripts of Lectures, Books, and Pamphlets prepared by Schaff

The Principle of Protestantism 31. Correspondence, 1840-79. A collection of 136 letters to Schaff or by him. The correspondents include I. A. Dorner, August Ebrard,

E. W. Hengstenberg, Julius Mueller, Friedrich August 'Tholuck, as well as representative American theologians.

32. Manuscripts of Lectures, Books, and Pamphlets prepared by Schaff at Mercersburg:

"Explanation of the Epistle of Paul to the Romans." One signature. German script. Mercersburg, 1845.

"Historical-critical Introduction into the New Testament." One signature. German script. Mercersburg, 1845/46.

"Commentary on the Gospel of Matthew." Four signatures plus two extraneous signatures also on Matthew. German script.

Mercersburg, 1846.

"History of the Church in the United States of North America."

Four signatures. German script. Mercersburg, 1846.

"Commentary on the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians." One signature. German script. Mercersburg, 1846/47.

"General History of Poetical Literature." Five signatures. German script. 1846 /47.

"Lectures on Dogmatic Theology."

Nine signatures. German script. Mercersburg, 1847.

"History of German Literature.' One signature. German script.

Mercersburg, 1848.

"Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles.'' One signature marked Einleitung. German script. Mercersburg, 1849.

"History of German Poetry from the Reformation to the Present." One signature. German script. Marshall College, 1849.

"Commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews." Five signatures.

German script. Mercersburg, 1850/51.

"Lectures on the Epistle to the Romans." Five signatures plus one signature marked Einleitung. German script. "Commenced 1352.¢ "Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles." One signature. German script. Mercersburg, 1853.

"Lectures on Christian Dogmatics." Two signatures. English. Mercersburg, May, 1853.

"St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, translated by Phil. Schaff, on the basis of the common English Version." One signature. English. Mercersburg, 1853.

"Christian Symbolics and Polemics: An Exposition of the Doc-

Philip Schaff

trinal Differences of the Various Christian Denominations." One signature. English. Mercersburg, November, 1855.

"The Acts of the Apostles, translated from the Greek." One signature, incomplete. English. "Commenced Oct. 1857."

"The Epistle to the Galatians, translated and explained." Two signatures. German and English. "Commenced May 5, 1857."

"Commentary on Ep. to the Galatians. Begun at Mercersburg 1860, completed in N. York —." Assorted signatures, the first of which is actually dated 1857. English.

"Commentary on the Epistles of the Apostle John: First Epistle."

One signature. German script. Mercersburg, 1860/61.

"Revised Translation of the First Epistle of St. John." One signature.

English. Mercersburg, 1860/61.

"History of the English Reformation." Five signatures. German script. No date.

"Lectures on the Middle Ages." Nine signatures, more or less.

German script. Mercersburg, no date.

"M.S. on the History of the Reformation, written in Mercersburg, partly in German, partly in English. Superseded. Used for Vols.

WI giarel WAM [of Schaff's later work, History of the Christian Church]. No date.

"The Reaction and Counter-Reformation of Romanism.'"' Marked as the "Seventh Chapter' of "History of the Reformation Period." One signature. English. No date.

"The Reformation in England." One signature. English. No date.

"The Reformation in Scotland." One signature. German script.

No date.

"St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans. Translated and explained for the general reader." One signature. English. No date.

"Symbolics: The Greek Catholic Church and the Oriental Sects or Schismatics.'' One signature. English. No date.

Sundry Commentaries on the Gospel of John. Three signatures.

German script. No date.

Notes on Schaff's Lectures, taken by his students at Mercersburg.

Twelve bound volumes, covering the years 1844-63. oo:

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