1872 GEORGE MACDONALD. Good Words for the Young [Mag]. Edited w/MacDonald Content! Moravians tolerate the idea that we

tolerate the idea that we are to commit outrages on our fellow creatures for the sake of gain

Printed by Dodd & Manter

authored by Devotion

Very important first-hand accounts of the very earliest moments of the Second Great Awakening and one of the earliest "school for negroes" in existence

Revival of Religion in Pittsford [extensive]

1872 GEORGE MACDONALD. Good Words for the Young [Mag]. Edited w/MacDonald Content! Moravians tolerate the idea that weQuite scarce, with no other examples on the market at the time of cataloguing. And, additionally, tucked neatly inside this volume was an exceptionally rare prospectus for the new series of Good Words for the Young to begin in 1872 with George MacDonald for the Editor and introducing Arthur Hughes as the primary Illustrator. A pristine little broadsheet style prospectus. We trace no other examples. A wonderful assemblage of whimsical and meaningful