The Pre-eminence of the Bible as a Book: Inaugural Address of Alfred Tyler Perry, Professor of Bibliography in Hartford Theological Seminary, February 10, 1899

In this 1899 address, Alfred Tyler Perry argues for the central importance of the Bible as a book that has influenced history, literature, and culture for centuries. Perry draws on his extensive knowledge of the Bible and bibliographic scholarship to offer insights into its place in the world's great books. He also celebrates the unique qualities of the Bible as a text that can inspire and challenge readers in profound ways. Scholars of religious studies and the history of the book will find Perry's address a valuable resource.

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