Starting in 1835, Charles Hodge began to write a series of annual articles, in review of the action of each successive General Assembly of the American Presbyterian Church, in which he furnished a brief narrative of the proceedings, and discussed the doctrinal and ecclesiastical principles involved. They contain an exposition of his views because “it is a matter of importance to have the grounds on which certain measures were advocated and opposed spread before the ministers and elders of the Church.” This resource includes the following articles:
- The General Assembly: 1835
- The General Assembly: 1836
- The General Assembly: 1837
- The General Assembly: 1838
- The General Assembly: 1839
- The General Assembly: 1840
- The General Assembly: 1842
- The General Assembly: 1843
- The General Assembly: 1844
- The General Assembly: 1845
- The General Assembly: 1846
- The General Assembly: 1847
- The General Assembly: 1848
- The General Assembly: 1849
- The General Assembly: 1850
- The General Assembly: 1851
- The General Assembly: 1852
- The General Assembly: 1853
- The General Assembly: 1854
- The General Assembly: 1855
- The General Assembly: 1856
- The General Assembly: 1857
- The General Assembly: 1858
- The General Assembly: 1859
- The General Assembly: 1861
- The General Assembly: 1862
- The General Assembly: 1863
- The General Assembly: 1864
- The General Assembly: 1865
- The General Assembly: 1866
- The General Assembly: 1867
