Biography/History

“The life and ministry of John Jasper – the extraordinary preacher of the 19th-century South, who labored not for civil rights or political activism, but for Christ. Crowds of all races gathered to hear this slave preach!Jasper began to...

Next only to Continental army commander General George Washington, Nathanael Greene was the most important American general of the War for Independence. Self-taught but extraordinarily capable, Greene won few battles. But his campaign that won the...

This book is a biography of one of America' greatest heroes. After distinguishing himself repeatedly in the Mexican War, he went on to serve as Superintendent of West Point, from where he had previously graduated at the head of his class. When the...

Description: The life and ministry of a young man who lived in the presence of God, and brought an overwhelming sense of that presence to men.This is that rare type of biography in which the subject is allowed to speak for himself in his own way and...

Reprints of books that were written when original source material on the Assassination of President Lincoln was readily available.  The books are reproduced with as little editing as possible and all editing is noted.  These books are not...

It was a bitter-cold morning on October 8, 1918. Six hundred American soldiers were surrounded by the German army near the Argonne Forest in France. Corporal Alvin York's unit was ordered out of the trenches and into battle against an enemy armed with...

Sergeant York is the story of one of America's most known War Heroes. Travel through his life to see how his faith in Christ preserved him through one of the hardest wars in our American history.Local Church Bible Publishers, 240 pages, paperback

This brief sketch of Helen Ewan, a young, unknown Scots lass, has met with amazing response since its initial printing, having gone through many printings and translations. Her short, radiant life has left behind a fragrance that still draws us all to a...

Valuable information regarding early Presbyterian families, ministers, churches, and educational institutions in the state.

This book is the story of Ruth Harrison, a mother, with a crippled husband, and a son with epilepsy; it describes her struggles and how she finally learned to surrender her burdens to the Lord. An excellent and very relatable book for all, and mothers...