Thomas Cary Johnson

19 Jul 1859 – 15 Feb 1936

Thomas Cary Johnson (1859-1936) was a Southern Presbyterian minister and the biographer of Robert L. Dabney and Benjamin M. Palmer, amongst others. He selected and arranged the Writings of Thomas E. Peck (3 vols), and wrote a history of the Southern Presbyterian Church, originally published in conjunction with the American Church History series, in 1894. He was Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Polity at Union Theological Seminary, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia, and was a successor of Peck as Professor of Theology (1913-30) at Union after that institution had moved to Richmond (1898). -https://banneroftruth.org/us/about/banner-authors/t-c-johnson/

• The life and letters of Robert Lewis Dabney
• God's answer to evolution
• Introduction to Christian missions
• Introduction to Christian missions
• John Calvin and the Genevan reformation
• Some modern isms
• The life and letters of Benjamin Morgan Palmer
• Virginia Presbyterianism and religious liberty in colonial and revolutionary times
• A history of the Southern Presbyterian church, with appendix
• History of the Southern Presbyterian church
• John Calvin and the Genevan reformation: a sketch
• Substance of the speech at Carondelet, in exposition of Mr F.P. Blair's propositions to emancipate the slaves in Missouri, and the amount of tax to be paid for that purpose