Source: Moses D. Hoge, “Portraitures of Four Pastors” in Proceedings of the Celebration of the Eightieth Anniversary of Its Organization [First Presbyterian Church of Richmond, Va.], May 1, 1892.
William Swan Plumer is buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Scripture Doctrine of a Call to the Work of the Gospel Ministry (1832)
Manual For the Members of the Presbyterian Church in Petersburg, Va (1833)
August 29, 1835 Letter to Robert G. Scott (1835)
A Call to Personal Labor as a Foreign Missionary (1835)
What Will Not Avail in a Sinner’s Salvation (1836)
What Will Avail in a Sinner’s Salvation (1836)
Thoughts on Religious Education and Early Piety (1836)
Select Remains of the Rev. William Nevins, D.D.: With a Memoir (1836)
Sermons, by the Late Rev. William Nevins, D.D. (1837)
Theatrical Entertainments: A Premium Tract (1837)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 1, No. 5 (1837)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 1, No. 9 (1837)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 1, No. 30 (1838)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 1, No. 43 (1838)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 2, No. 6 (1838)
December 6, 1838 Letter to Andrew Jackson (1838)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 2, No. 52 (1839)
The Bible True, and Infidelity Wicked (1840)
The Offices of Christ - Abridged from the Original Work of the Rev. George Stevenson (1840)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 4, No. 29 (1841)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 4, No. 47 (1841)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 6, No. 43 (1843)
Missions Will Succeed: A Sermon (1843)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 7, No. 20 (1844)
Watchman of the South, Vol. 7, No. 37 (1844)
November 7, 1844 Letter (1844, 1903)
August 27, 1845 Letter to W.H. McGuffey (1845)
Thoughts on the Religious Instruction of the Negroes of this Country (1848)
Duelling — Code of Honour (1848)
Short Sermons to Little Children (1848)
Plain Thoughts About Great & Good Things for Little Boys & Girls (1849)
The Ribbon Room and Other Stories, with Thoughts for Boys and Girls (1849)
The Saint and the Sinner (1849)
The Efficiency of the Church: A Sermon Delivered at Inauguration of James W. Alexander, D.D. (1850)
A Chapter of Repentance (1850)
The Works of Algernon Sidney (1850)
South Carolina and the Union (1851)
Great Students of the Bible (1851)
Popery: Bellarmine’s Fifteenth Mark of a Church (1851)
Man Responsible For His Belief (1853)
The Incomprehensibility of God’s Nature and Ways (1853)
Is the Church of Rome Idolatrous? (1854)
Rome Against the Bible, and the Bible Against Rome; or, Pharisaism, Jewish and Papal (1854)
December 1855 Letter to the Central Presbyterian (1856)
The Church and Her Enemies (1856)
Prayer Shown to be Efficacious (1858, 1859)
Mary Reynolds: A Case of Double Consciousness (1860)
Address on the National Fast Day (1861)
Lessons From the Life and End of Judas Iscariot (1861)
Meroh, a Native African (1863)
The Late Rev. James Hoge, D.D. (1864)
The Law of God, as Contained in the Ten Commandments, Explained and Enforced (1864)
Vital Godliness: A Treatise on Experimental and Practical Piety (1864)
Address at the Funeral of Rev. Dr. William W. Phillips (1865)
Words of Truth and Love (1867)
Studies in the Book of Psalms (1866, 1867)
Jehovah-Jireh: A Treatise on Providence (1867)
October 24, 1867 Letter to William Brown (1867, 1892)
Introduction to Robert F. Sample’s Memoir of the Rev. John C. Thom (1868)
Obituary for Mrs. Elizabeth Plumer Fulton (1868, 1893)
Martyrs and Suffers for the Truth (1869)
Commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Romans (1870)
Tribute to the Rev. John McElhenney, D.D. (1871, 1893)
Short Sermons for the People (1872)
Letter to Levi A. Ward (1873, 1891)
December 8, 1873 Letter to Mrs. Jane White (1873, 1891)
The Martyrdom of Polycarp (1874)
Hints and Helps in Pastoral Theology (1874)
Truths for the People: Or, Several Points in Theology (1875)
Three Colloquies on Vital Matters in Religion (1875)
Great Questions Answered: Two Colloquies Between D.L. Moody and Wm. S. Plumer (1876)
The Person and Sinless Character of Our Lord Jesus (1876)
John Witherspoon, D.D., LL.D.: His Life, Times, Writings and Services (1877)
In Memoriam: William Swan Plumer (1880)
William Swan Plumer, D.D., LL.D. (1884)
Rev. William S. Plumer, D.D. (1895)
Thoughts Worth Remembering (n.d.)
Narratives of Little Henry and His Bearer; The Amiable Louisa; and Ann Eliza Williams (n.d.)
The Law of the Sabbath Still Binding, and What It Forbids (n.d.)
The Child a Hundred Years Old (n.d.)
To an Old Person Who Has No Hope in Christ (n.d.)
Sin Must Die, or the Soul Must Die (n.d.)
The Western Patriarch, an Authentic Narrative (n.d.)
How to Bring Up Children (n.d.)
The Lord Will Give Grace and Glory (n.d.)
A Friendly Letter to a Young Man (n.d.)
Sins of the Tongue, With Rules and Reasons for Avoiding Them (n.d.)
How Stands My Case With God? A Help to Self-Examination (n.d.)
Will You Have This Christ? (n.d.)
How to Make the Most of Life (n.d.)
Joy in Sorrow, or Comfort for the Bereaved (n.d.)
Do You Forgive All Your Enemies? (n.d)
How to Spend the Lord’s Day (n.d.)
This letter concerns the issue of abolition.
Source: Miami University Digital Collections (Oxford, Ohio)
Commentary on Hebrews (book)
Letter regarding William S. Wite.
Family Worship (pamphlet)
