1831 ALEXANDER McLEOD. American Christian Expositor Mag - Rare Presbyterian on Slavery, Social Justice, &c. Evangelical As my mind became more

As my mind became more deeply interested and I became more fervent in prayer for healing

but also true Christians express the experience of delighting in the observance of them

Later editions in similar condition selling for $350 and up

Moving passage where he observes that he has lost 58 pounds over the last few years

Alexander of Princeton

1831 ALEXANDER McLEOD. American Christian Expositor Mag - Rare Presbyterian on Slavery, Social Justice, &c. Evangelical As my mind became moreVery rare on the market, this is Volume 1 of Alexander McLeod's superb periodical that attempted to blend sound Presbyterian theology with a society that was ordered along Covenanted lines; this meant that social equity, justice, care for the oppressed and marginalized, etc., were an important part of the civic responsibility of the Church and the government. In Scotland, we saw Thomas Chalmers and others engage in similar activities, developing