The Alexander Memorial
The Alexander Memorial
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" God be thanked for that grand old Repertory ! Presbyterian ministers who not only studied it, but steered by it, were certain never to run on the rocks. Dr. Alexander wrote thirty-five Sunday-school books for children, and left several volumes of Discourses which are as full of savor and sweetness as a pressed honey- comb. His rich and suggestive " Thoughts on Preaching" contain really the cream of all the series of lectures on Homiletics that have been delivered by various celebrated men at ...Yale. That book is marrow and fatness for every young minister. Of all the many productions of my beloved friend, I am inclined, however, to rate most hiorhlv his "Charles Ouill" letters to vvorkingmen — which have the simplicity and pith of Benjamin Franklin — and his cele- brated " Forty Years' Letters " to his friend Dr. Hall, of Trenton. James Hamilton, of London, once said to me that a perusal of them was the next best thing to a visit to America. The most brilliant Bishop in the Methodist Church also said to me that he regarded it as one of the dozen most remarkable works yet produced in this country !
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" God be thanked for that grand old Repertory ! Presbyterian ministers who not only studied it, but steered by it, were certain never to run on the rocks. Dr. Alexander wrote thirty-five Sunday-school books for children, and left several volumes of Discourses which are as full of savor and sweetness as a pressed honey- comb. His rich and suggestive " Thoughts on Preaching" contain really the cream of all the series of lectures on Homiletics that have been delivered by various celebrated men at ...Yale. That book is marrow and fatness for every young minister. Of all the many productions of my beloved friend, I am inclined, however, to rate most hiorhlv his "Charles Ouill" letters to vvorkingmen — which have the simplicity and pith of Benjamin Franklin — and his cele- brated " Forty Years' Letters " to his friend Dr. Hall, of Trenton. James Hamilton, of London, once said to me that a perusal of them was the next best thing to a visit to America. The most brilliant Bishop in the Methodist Church also said to me that he regarded it as one of the dozen most remarkable works yet produced in this country !
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