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December 5, 1821 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1821)

Memoir of Rev. John H. Rice, first professor of theology at Union Theological Seminary. Letters recount domestic missionary efforts in Brunswick County, baptisms, communion, and a providential accident.
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February 4, 1819 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1819)

Memoir excerpt and 1819 letter from Rev. John H. Rice about Presbyterian education, support for Princeton and a Southern seminary, and organizing a Young Men’s Missionary Society in Richmond.
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February 6, 1808 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1808)

Memoir of Rev. John H. Rice, first professor of theology at Union Theological Seminary (VA). 1808 letters describe embargo-stopped seminary fundraising, need for patrons, and requests for Greek Testaments.
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February 8, 1828 Letter to Samuel Lyle Graham (1828)

Memoir excerpts of Rev. John H. Rice recounting his work as a theology professor, fundraising tours, correspondence about appointments, and concern for ministerial education and holiness.
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February 9, 1828 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1828)

Memoir excerpt of Rev. John H. Rice (Union Theological Seminary). 1828 letters on student holiness, prayer, and plans to found a Presbyterian seminary in Florida to support missions to Cuba and Mexico.
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July 11, 1828 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1828)

Memoir of Rev. John H. Rice, first professor of Christian theology at Union Theological Seminary (VA). Includes 1828 letters on a Virginia revival, clergy conversions, and seminary growth.
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July 15, 1810 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1810)

Memoir excerpt (1810) of Rev. John H. Rice: letters expressing readiness to serve where Providence leads, zeal for Hebrew/Syriac study, and hopes for a professorship and Assembly role.
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March 22, 1827 Letter to Archibald Alexander (1827)

Memoir excerpt of Rev. John H. Rice (1835) recounts Mr. Lyle’s death, a widow’s composed resignation, and a freed man’s precarious status. It expresses anxiety over impending church debates on slavery.
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