Of the plethora of American theologians almost none are as
interesting to study about as the Rev. Dr. Archibald Alexander.
Alexander was the first professor at Princeton Seminary and a powerful
evangelist and preacher. In addition to his multi-variegated ministry,
he was a prolific theological writer. A fairly comprehensive list of his
published works were listed in his biography, The Life of Archibald Alexander D.D. first professor in the Theological Seminary, at Princeton, New Jersey. Many of Archibald Alexander’s publications were published together here. You can buy a collection of many of his works from Logos here. Below you will find the list from the biography and links to as many of these works as are available for free at Google Books and Internet Archive:
A Sermon at the opening of the General Assembly. Philadelphia, 1808.
“An Inaugural Discourse delivered at Princeton.” New York, 1812.
A Brief Outline of the Evidences of the Christian Religion. Princeton, 1825. 12mo. Continue at Nicholas T. Batzig
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