John Rankin (1793-1886) — Log College Press Annex

John Rankin (1793-1886)

Biography (Wikipedia)

The Rankin House is located in Ripley, Ohio.

John Rankin is buried at Maplewood Cemetery, Ripley, Ohio. — John Rankin is buried at Maplewood Cemetery, Ripley, Ohio.

Letters on American Slavery, Addressed to Mr. Thomas Rankin, Merchant at Middlebrook, Augusta Co., VA. (1826, 1833)

April 16, 1835 Letter to Amos Augustus Phelps (1835)

A Review of the Statement of the Faculty of Lane Seminary, in Relation to the Recent Difficulties in That Institution (1835)

An Address to the Churches; in Relation to Slavery (1836)

A Present to Families: A Practical Work on the Covenant of Grace, as Given to Abraham: Designed to Promote Family Religion (1840)

An Antidote For Unitarianism (1841)

A Short Memoir of Samuel Donnell, Esq. (1854)

The Soldier, the Battle, and the Victory: Being a Brief Account of the Work of Rev. John Rankin in the Anti-Slavery Cause (1870)

Letters on American Slavery, Addressed to Mr. Thomas Rankin, Merchant at Middlebrook, Augusta Co., VA. (1826, 1833)

Rankin, John, Letters on American Slavery Title Page.jpg

April 16, 1835 Letter to Amos Augustus Phelps (1835)

Rankin, John, April 16, 1835 Letter to A.A. Phelps Title Page.jpg

A Review of the Statement of the Faculty of Lane Seminary, in Relation to the Recent Difficulties in That Institution (1835)

Rankin, John, A Review of the Statement of the Faculty of Lane Seminary Title Page.jpg

An Address to the Churches; in Relation to Slavery (1836)

Rankin, John, An Address to the Churches in Relation to Slavery Title Page.jpg

A Present to Families: A Practical Work on the Covenant of Grace, as Given to Abraham: Designed to Promote Family Religion (1840)

Rankin, John, A Present to Families Title Page.jpg

An Antidote For Unitarianism (1841)

A Short Memoir of Samuel Donnell, Esq. (1854)

Rankin, John, A Short Memoir of Samuel Donnell, Esq. Title Page.jpg

The Soldier, the Battle, and the Victory: Being a Brief Account of the Work of Rev. John Rankin in the Anti-Slavery Cause (1870)