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But there remains to be noticed the periodical with whose mechanical begin- 21 nings Borrenstein's name must always be associated. In J 825 Dr. Charles Hodge of Princeton Seminary formed the plan of issuing quarterly, under the name "The Biblical Repertory, " a series of treatises or "dissertations principally in Biblical Literature. " The field was unoccupied in America; and Dr. Hodge felt that the Presbyterian Church was falling behind the age in this kind of literature. "The difficulty of pr...ocuring books, or the disin- clination to read anything not written in our own language, has led to a lamenta- ble neglect of one interesting department of Theological Learning. " The object of the proposed series was to give American students of divinity the benefits of modern English and German theological thought. The first three volumes of the "Repertory" wirt' printed by Borrenstein. But four years' experiment led Dr. Hodge to con- elude that the time had not arrived when such a periodical could be adequately sup- ported in America ; and, beginning with the fifth volume (1829), a new series was started, with a change in the character of the magazine, whereby its scope was.
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But there remains to be noticed the periodical with whose mechanical begin- 21 nings Borrenstein's name must always be associated. In J 825 Dr. Charles Hodge of Princeton Seminary formed the plan of issuing quarterly, under the name "The Biblical Repertory, " a series of treatises or "dissertations principally in Biblical Literature. " The field was unoccupied in America; and Dr. Hodge felt that the Presbyterian Church was falling behind the age in this kind of literature. "The difficulty of pr...ocuring books, or the disin- clination to read anything not written in our own language, has led to a lamenta- ble neglect of one interesting department of Theological Learning. " The object of the proposed series was to give American students of divinity the benefits of modern English and German theological thought. The first three volumes of the "Repertory" wirt' printed by Borrenstein. But four years' experiment led Dr. Hodge to con- elude that the time had not arrived when such a periodical could be adequately sup- ported in America ; and, beginning with the fifth volume (1829), a new series was started, with a change in the character of the magazine, whereby its scope was.
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