1846 THOMAS SMYTH. Solace for Bereaved Parents. Rare Counsel on Infant Mortality. Ephemera This is perhaps the source

This is perhaps the source of his caution in traveling to Europe with a group of friends of diverse views

discussing the revivalist work of people like Theodore Frelinghuysen during the Great Awakening and giving a significant amount of attention to the Fulton Street Prayer Revival of 1857 and 1858

and which is still progressing

The painting is in a very good state with a very minor loss at lower right

and we admire it abroad

1846 THOMAS SMYTH. Solace for Bereaved Parents. Rare Counsel on Infant Mortality. Ephemera This is perhaps the sourceA rather scarce volume with no copies on the market at the time of cataloguing. Infant mortality in the 19th century was always high, with severe spikes due to cholera, etc., This meant that at the local congregational level, there was scarcely a month without parents in mourning. The present work was designed to offer both emotional and spiritual comfort, as well as theological support for parents, giving them confidence in the love of Christ