1888 OHIO ATLAS. Bridgman's Atlas of the State of Ohio. Exceptionally Scarce. IllustratedAn extremely scarce and attractive Atlas of Ohio by a famed New York cartographeric family. The "E. C. Bridgman" of the 1888 atlas was Edward Clark Bridgman (18491931), who carried on the family map publishing business after the death of his father, Erastus Clark Bridgman (18171870). After Erastus's death, the Bridgman firm was taken over by his son Edward Clark Bridgman. Edward Clark Bridgman ran the business for several years following Erastus's
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from Jonathan Edwards
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Samuel Pelton's Unjust and Unfounded Charges
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The Decline of Methodism