Scriptural discourses and essays designed to promote growth in grace ; knowledge of the truth as it is in Christ ; and to maintain sound doctrine in the hearts of Christians, also to present the gospel of salvation to the unbeliever with a warning to flee from the wrath to comeLeRoy Foote · First published 1900Open the Tome
The rhetorical speaker, or elocutionary exercises; designed to perfect the senior classes of students in the art of reading, recitation, declamation, and oratory; composed of the beauties of the most distinguished productions of classical prose and poetry in the English language; disposed under proper heads, and interspersed with appropriate observations, and directions for acquiring a correct style, a suitable, articulate, and graceful delivery. The whole is particularly calculated to inculcate and establish the principles of piety, virtue, honour, and religion; to inspire the juvenile mindwith the love of polite literature, and useful studies; and to awaken the refined sensibilities of the human heartJ. Compton · First published 1822Open the Tome
