1821 CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR. Second Great Awakening - Insane Asylums - Hawaii - Choctaw Indians &c. Great Awakening

1821 CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR. Second Great Awakening - Insane Asylums - Hawaii - Choctaw Indians &c. Great AwakeningA superb volume of The Christian Spectator with primary resource material related to all manner of interesting subjects, including Hawaii, the Second Great Awakening, Native Americans, Slavery and the Colonization Society of Liberia, etc. Contents include: On Using the World and Not Abusing It; Liberality of the Choctaw Indians; Missions of the Moravians at Labrador [Okkak]; Revival of Religion in New Haven [Excellent account of the Revival at Yale];

having pastored both in Exeter and then in London

The Life of Our Lord

Comprising a Full and Authentic Account of the Rise and Progress of the Late Southern Confederacy - The Campaigns

the date to later in his career and from one of his trips back to the United Kingdom

Extensive Review of An Expostulatory Letter to the Rev

whose utilization of electricity would have the greatest impact on Robert-Houdin

Burr was invited to sit on the platform with the soon-to-be President

On Believing the Gospel

inviting them to participate together as Christians

Pennsylvania's Soldiers' Orphan Schools

also very black

A fascinating work on the run up to the Civil War in which statistics are utilized to illustrate the profound danger of immigration to the United States