1860 J. W. ALEXANDER. Correspondence of Princeton Divine, J. W. Alexander. Revival, Slavery, &c. Devotion And a he brot his

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1860 J. W. ALEXANDER. Correspondence of Princeton Divine, J. W. Alexander. Revival, Slavery, &c. Devotion And a he brot hisInexplicably scarce, a very nicely preserved two volume set of the only edition of the correspondence of James Waddell Alexander of Princeton [1804 1859]. He was son of the equally famed Princeton Presbyterian, Archibald Alexander, who was succeeded as Principal of Princeton by Samuel Miller. Absolutely superb content, including well in excess of 100 references to the Presbyterian church's interaction with slavery, abolitionism, colonization, and the