Publisher's Synopsis
In this biography, Robinson tells the story of Rev. Dr. Isaac Anderson, a prominent Presbyterian minister and founder of Maryville College in Tennessee. Anderson's impact on higher education and his advocacy for social justice make this book a compelling read for anyone interested in American history, religion, or education. Robinson skillfully blends historical narrative with personal anecdotes and quotes from Anderson's writings to paint a vivid and nuanced portrait of this remarkable man.
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