1825 AUGUSTUS TOPLADY. Works of Augustus Toplady in Six Volumes. Great Awakening Calvinist Vellum Includes the promice [sic] -

Includes the promice [sic] - with Himself to reign

*The Jewish New Year

Having had his conversion experience during revivals under the "New Light" Presbyterians

prescribed as a reading just afterward

reaching for the last few days to 80 or 100 per day and on every hand we hear of cases of men returning from there dying with it on the way back

1825 AUGUSTUS TOPLADY. Works of Augustus Toplady in Six Volumes. Great Awakening Calvinist Vellum Includes the promice [sic] -An important second expanded edition of the works of Great Awakening, Calvinist divine, Augustus Toplady [1740 1778]. Today he is perhaps best remembered as the author of the immortal hymn, Rock of Ages, which itself is a satire against the theology of John Wesley. Toplady also attempted to engage Wesley on the issue of Predestination, to which Wesley famously responded, "I do not fight with chimney sweepers. He is too dirty a writer for me to meddle