A Discourse Addressed to the Alumni of the Princeton Theological Seminary, April 30, 1862, on Occasion of the Completion of Its First Half Century

An 1862 semi-centennial discourse praising Princeton Theological Seminary’s founding spirit, place, faculty, and legacy. Argues the seminary’s power lies in its origins, location, and leaders.

A prolific preacher and author, Sprague is also known as the “Patriarch of American Collectors,” for his collection of autographs, including those of every signer of the Declaration of Independence, pamphlets and other materials. He authored the Annals of the American Pulpit, an important collection of biographical sketches.

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