James Ebenezer Blythe (1765-1842)

James Ebenezer Blythe (1765-1842)

Biography (Presbyterians of the Past)

Biography (McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia)

James Ebenezer Blythe was the founder of Ebenezer Academy, near Statesville, North Carolina.

James Ebenezer Blythe is buried at Hanover Cemetery, Hanover, Indiana.

On the Chemical Changes That Take Place in the Blood, During Respiration, and the Causes of Animal Heat (1828)

Inaugural Address, Delivered January 1, 1833, by James Blythe, D.D., at His Inauguration into Office, as President of South Hanover College (1833)

The Present State and Duties of the Church (1833)

Gospel Doctrine and Christian Duty (1833)

A Speech Delivered at the Anniversary of the Indiana Colonization Society (1834)

Sermon on Matthew 26:39 (1835)

James Blythe, D.D. (1858)

On the Chemical Changes That Take Place in the Blood, During Respiration, and the Causes of Animal Heat (1828)

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Inaugural Address, Delivered January 1, 1833, by James Blythe, D.D., at His Inauguration into Office, as President of South Hanover College (1833)

The Present State and Duties of the Church (1833)

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Gospel Doctrine and Christian Duty (1833)

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A Speech Delivered at the Anniversary of the Indiana Colonization Society (1834)

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Sermon on Matthew 26:39 (1835)

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James Blythe, D.D. (1858)