John Forsyth, Jr. (1810-1886)
John Forsyth, Jr. is buried at Old Town Cemetery, Newburgh, New York.
John Dick, Lectures on Theology, Vol. 1 (1836, 1850)
John Dick, Lectures on Theology, Vol. 2 (1836)
Alison’s History of Europe (1843)
The Fall of the Jesuits (1845)
Whewell's Elements of Morality (1846)
The Evangelical Alliance (1846)
Memoir of the Late Rev. Alexander Proudfit, D.D. (1846)
History of the Associate Reformed Church (1848, 1849)
Exposition of James in Matthew Henry’s Commentary (1848)
The Apostolic Constitutions (1849)
Macaulay's History of England (1850)
Schaff’s Church History (1851)
Five Years in an English University (1852)
Power and Perpetuity of Law (1852)
The Fulness of the Times (1853)
Merle d'Aubigné's Reformation in England (1853)
Hengstenberg on the Song of Solomon (1854)
History of the Ottoman Empire (1855)
Review of William B. Sprague, Annals of the American Pulpit, Vols. 1&2 (1857)
Rev. J.L. Porter’s Damascus and Palmyra (1857)
Funeral Discourse on the Death of Rev. Dr. [Abraham] Polhemus (1857, 1858)
Formularies of the Church of Holland (1859)
The Autobiography of A. Carlisle, D.D. (1861)
Review of William B. Sprague, Annals of the American Pulpit, Vol. 7 (1861)
Memoirs of Philip de Mornay (1862)
The Fathers of Ross-Shire (1863)
Review of William B. Sprague, Annals of the American Pulpit, Vol. 8 (1865)
The Great Schools of England (1866)
Review of William B. Sprague, Annals of the American Pulpit, Vol. 9 (1869)
The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review: Index Volume From 1825 to 1868 (1871)
John Forsyth was the editor of this 2-volume edition of John Dick’s Lectures on Theology, and wrote the preface and memoir of Dick’s life.
John Forsyth was the author of Part III (Analytical Index to the first series) and Part IV (Index to Topics).
Translated from the German text of Carl Bernhard Moll, with additions.
Dr. Forsyth’s reminiscences begin at p. 97.
