Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 26., A Memorial., Pastor for fifty—three years—had served but the one Church—notable anniversary celebration., page 268

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War Diary of Capt. Robert Emory Park , Twelfth Alabama Regiment . January 28th , 1863 — January 27th , 1864 .

Charles Jones Colcock .

The dismemberment of Virginia .

Fragments of war history relating to the coast defence of South Carolina , 1861 -‘ 65 , and the hasty preparations for the Battle of Honey Hill , November 30 , 1864 .

General J. E. B. Stuart .

The Battle of Milford Station .

The Battle and campaign of Gettysburg .

William Henry Chase Whiting , Major-General C. S. Army .

Moses Drury Hoge , D. D. , Ll.D.

Began his ministry here.

Why he came here.

Licensed to preach.

As Dr. Plumer 's Assistant.

Sent out its first colony.

The old-market Mission.

Devoted to the Confederacy —served it in every way possible.

Went abroad for Bibles.

As a slave-holder.

Some of his public speeches.

Orthodox; not sectarian.

His power of description.

In positions of honor.

Pastor for fifty — three years —had served but the one Church—notable anniversary celebration.

Degrees conferred upon him.

His forty-fifth anniversary.

His semi-centennial.

Some luminous discourses.

Made a Mason late in life—an honor conferred upon him which no other man ever enjoyed.

Decline in his health.

Dr. Hoge 's last hours.

His interest in education.

Interest in education.

As a Presbyterian minister.

His pulpit characteristics.

True, beautiful, and good.

As a Comforter at the sick-bed.

As a gentleman, citizen and friend.

Preacher, man and friend.

Looks natural in death.

Tributes of respect.

From Dr. Kerr 's people.

The colored Presbyterians.

Strew flowers among the poor.

Where he first preached.

A gracious Deed.

General Joseph Wheeler .

A recollection of Pelham .

They honor a former foe. [from the Richmond, Va. , times, Sunday , Feb'y 5 , 1899 .]

Pensioning of the Confederate soldier by the United States .

Hon. James Mercer Garnett .

The red Artillery.

Distinguished dead [from the New Orleans Picayune , April 10 , 1898.1

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His longest absence was during the year 1880, when he visited Egypt and Palestine, returning through Bulgaria and Hungary by way of Rustchuck, Bucharest, Budapest, and Vienna to Paris. This tour embraced the Oriental cities of Cairo, Jerusalem, Damascus, Constantinople, and Smyrna.

Richmond, VA. 1898.

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