1754 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Important Autograph Letter on His Way to America to Financier of the Great Awakening! Puritan The looming presence of the

The looming presence of the church’s lack of earnestness in the cause of slavery is underscored by the fact that slaves

Is better again now

Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Providence

at the genesis of the Great Awakening

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1754 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Important Autograph Letter on His Way to America to Financier of the Great Awakening! Puritan The looming presence of theAnyone who has been a collector of Whitefield knows his manuscripts, autographs, and letters are legendarily rare. We have handled one very small manuscript and one autograph letter in 25 years of actively buying and pursuing his material. Now, we add a third. It is, alas, in need of conservation; nonetheless, a fine example. In 1754, Whitefield was on his way to the United States with a group of orphans to his Orphan Homes in Georgia. One of his