1814 UTICA CHRISTIAN MAGAZINE. Revivals, Alexander Hamilton, and the Cane Ridge Revival! MartyrsTo our knowledge, the only example of this very rare New England, Second Great Awakening era periodical we have ever handled. Excellent, red hot content reminiscent of the time. Also some fascinating hints at the theological fall out of the Cane Ridge Revival, accounts of various local revivals, etc. The Utica Christian Magazine. Designed to Prompt the Spirit of Research, and Diffuse Religious Information. July 1814 through March 1815. Utica. Printed
Another pamphlet
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union is rooted in a lecture delivered in Fredonia
Edward Everett
He writes to his daughter
machine marbled endpapers
returning to Wales in 1945 where they pastored the Presbyterian Chapel at Gowerton until his death in 1960
we have Strong and Notable Comforts to Uphold us in Death
The sermon of Thomas Coke and the memoir and miscellaneous writings of this icon of pious female Methodism would go on to be one of the most-often reprinted of Methodist works
including on the soul by philosopher and brother of John Henry Newman
and one New School
Thornton was British Merchant who became head of the Bank of England
north of London