1874 ENGLISH REVIVALS. The Diary and Sermons of Bernard Gilpin of Hertford. ReformerA very crisp, reading copy of Benson's classic, containing the biography, diary entries, letters, notes of sermons, and dissertations of Bernard Gilpin (1803 1871). The son of an Anglican divine at Pulverbatch, he became a dissenter and subsequently minister of the nonconformist "Port Vale Chapel" there. Excellent accounts of local revivals during the late 1820's and into the 1830's. Benson, R. B. [Ed.]. Memorials of the Life and Ministry of Bernard
he was sensing declension among the Wesleyans as well and then helped found the Church of God [Holiness]
[Jerusalem] Picture me after some months of desert among green trees and on undulating country and alone away from noise
The present work is signed on the blank rfep by John Bass
Sampson Low
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Wonderful little volume
heaven cement them
Emerging "factory" style manual labor and cities preferred the educated and innovative as elite citizens and tended to denigrate those who put into practice the ideas of those elites
and at length engaged the issue politically also in the House of Representatives
accounts of minister's meetings
though he was a formidable linguist
Measures 17 x 18 inches