George Campbell Books

Exploring the themes of nationalism and social justice, this collection of poems by George Campbell reflects on Jamaica's struggle for independence and the harsh realities faced by its people. The verses honor the sacrifices of freedom fighters while intertwining elements of faith, suggesting a unique coexistence of religious and political figures. Additionally, Campbell delves into personal experiences of love and heartbreak, alongside vivid depictions of Jamaica's natural beauty, creating a rich tapestry of emotion and resilience.

George Campbell's Lectures on Systematic Theology explores various topics including the nature of God, the trinity, the history of theological language, and the role of pastors in society. Campbell's eloquent prose and nuanced arguments make this a must-read for anyone interested in religious philosophy.

This classic translation of the four gospels from the Greek is a must-read for any student of the Bible. With detailed notes and critical analysis, George Campbell provides a thorough and engaging study of these foundational texts of Christianity.

Exploring the intricacies of rhetorical theory, this two-volume work from 1776 offers insights from a prominent figure of the Scottish Enlightenment. It delves into the principles of persuasion and communication, reflecting the intellectual currents of its time and influencing future discourse in rhetoric.

Exploring over 400 years of history in the Americas, this collection offers a rich tapestry of original accounts covering discovery, exploration, and significant events such as the U.S. Civil War. It includes diverse genres like sermons, political tracts, and maps, reflecting the society, politics, and culture of the time. For the first time, high-quality digital scans of these original works are available through print-on-demand, making them accessible to libraries, students, and scholars.