1863 PETER CARTWRIGHT. A Letter Purporting to be from the Devil. Before Screwtape Letters. Great Awakening where he was formally received

where he was formally received received into communion on Oct

A very attractively preserved set of Spurgeon's "Memorial Library

No features of such a season are more marked than the use which is then made of 'psalms and hymns and spiritual songs

joining in at a community easter egg hunt

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1863 PETER CARTWRIGHT. A Letter Purporting to be from the Devil. Before Screwtape Letters. Great Awakening where he was formally receivedAn exceptionally rare imprint, self published, of Peter Cartwright's "Letter from the Devil." He had become engaged in a controversy with several Kentucky divines, who together wrote a congratulatory letter to him from the Devil, affirming that his camp meeting, Arminian, revivalist, experimental preaching was directly at the direction of the Devil to Cartwright. The letter is included here, and then Cartwright's equally analogical response counter