The Works of Rev. Jesse Appleton...: Embracing His Course of Theological Lectures, His Academic Addresses, & a Selection from His Sermons: With a Memo

This is Volume 1 of "The Works of Rev. Jesse Appleton...", a collection embracing his theological lectures, academic addresses, and a selection of his sermons, accompanied by a memoir of his life and character. Jesse Appleton (1772 - 1819) was an American clergyman and educator. He served as the second president of Bowdoin College. This volume offers insights into Appleton's theological perspectives and oratorical style, preserving his intellectual contributions for contemporary readers.

Providing a comprehensive view of Appleton's work, this collection serves as a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in 19th-century American religious thought and educational practices. The inclusion of a biographical memoir adds depth to the understanding of Appleton's influence and legacy.

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