1848 CIRCUIT RIDERS. The True Evangelist: Or, An Itinerant Ministry Explained, Guarded, and Defended. Methodist and served during the entirety

and served during the entirety of the conflict as a faithful preacher of the Gospel to the American troops

The Josiah Smith address was originally delivered in South Carolina in 1740

Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure

To find an unpublished document by Timothy Edwards directly related to this important theological conversation of the era is really a delight

1848 CIRCUIT RIDERS. The True Evangelist: Or, An Itinerant Ministry Explained, Guarded, and Defended. Methodist and served during the entiretyVery scarce work defending the historical and practical benefit of Circuit Riders Circuit Preachers from the origins of Methodism with John Wesley, through the Colonial and Great Awakening eras, etc., No other examples on the market at the time of cataloguing. Porter, James. The True Evangelist: Or, An Itinerant Ministry, Particularly that of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Explained, Guarded, and Defended. Third Edition. Boston. Charles H. Peirce.