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Lives Of Robert & James Haldane

by Alexander Haldane

Written by one of the Anglican evangelical leaders of the last century, this volume tells the remarkable story of the author’s father, James Haldane and uncle, Robert Haldane. Members of the Scottish aristocracy, James was a captain with the East India Company and Robert the owner of Gleneagles and other estates in Perthshire when they were converted in the last decade of the 18th century. Thereafter the two brothers became identified for the next fifty years with many of the foremost evangelical enterprises. After selling a major part of his lands in 1798, Robert Haldane was prevented by the East India Company from proceeding with his hope of a mission in Bengal. Instead he gave himself to the spread of the gospel in Scotland and in Europe.

Publication

Date published
Feb 1, 1990
Print status
In print

The Physical Book

Binding
Cloth-bound
Dust jacket
Yes
Total pages
728 pages
ISBN-13
9780851515670

Reference

Publisher page
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Contents

  • CHAPTER I
  • Page Their Birth-Gleneagles-Anecdotes-Their Parents-Guardians- Early Characteristics
  • CHAPTER II [1780-1794]
  • From Robert Haldane’s entering the Navy to his Marriage and Set­tling at Airthrey…
  • CHAPTER III [1785-1795]
  • James Haldane’s Life at Sea till his Marriage and Retirement­…
  • CHAPTER IV [1794-5]
  • The French Revolution-Its effects on Robert Haldane…
  • CHAPTER V [1795-8]
  • Robert Haldane plans a Mission to Bengal, and determines to sell Airthrey…
  • CHAPTER VI [1795-7]
  • Introduction to Mr Campbell and Mr Aikman – State of Religion in Scotland at the end of the Eighteenth Century…
  • CHAPTER VII [1797]
  • Mr James Haldane’s first Tour through the Northern Counties of Scotland and the Orkney Islands in 1797…
  • CHAPTER VIII [1797-8]
  • Effects of the Tour of 1797…
  • CHAPTER IX [1798]
  • Mr Haldane sells his paternal estate…
  • CHAPTER X [1799]
  • Mr Haldane’s Seminary for the education of Preachers, and a Plan for erecting places of worship, in the chief towns of Scotland…
  • CHAPTER XI [1799]
  • Opposition to the new plans …
  • CHAPTER XII [1799-1800]
  • Attack of the” Anti-Jacobin Review”-Mr Haldane’s Reply…
  • CHAPTER XIII [1799-1801]
  • Active zeal of Mr James Haldane…
  • CHAPTER XIV [1802-3]
  • Mr James Haldane visits Buxton…
  • CHAPTER XV [1804-5]
  • Mr James Haldane preaches on the Death of Lord Camelford, killed in a Duel…
  • CHAPTER XVI [1799-1810]
  • Progressive changes the result of circumstances…
  • CHAPTER XVII [1810-1819]
  • Mr Haldane purchases Auchingray as a Country Residence…
  • CHAPTER XVIII [1816-17]
  • Mr Haldane’s Visit to Geneva
  • CHAPTER XIX [1817-1823]
  • Mr Haldane passes through Lyons…
  • CHAPTER XX
  • Mr Haldane’s Return to Scotland…
  • CHAPTER XXI [1821-26]
  • Importance of the Apocrypha Controversy as involving the Canon of Scripture…
  • CHAPTER XXII [1826-1833]
  • The Canon and Inspiration of Scripture…
  • CHAPTER XXIII [1828-1833]
  • Rise of Irvingism…
  • CHAPTER XXIV [1824·-1833]
  • Mr Haldane’s private life…
  • CHAPTER XXV [1834-1840]
  • Mr Haldane publishes an Enlarged Edition of his” Evidences”…
  • CHAPTER XXVI [1840-42]
  • Mr Haldane’s Last Labours in Revising his “Exposition of Romans”…
  • CHAPTER XXVII [1842-48]
  • Mr J A Haldane opposes Errors respecting the Atonement…
  • CHAPTER XXVIII [1848-1851]
  • Mr J Haldane as an Octogenarian