1808 GEORGE WASHINGTON. 1st Biography of Washington by Pastoral Friend. Self-Published w/Rare Engraving. George Whitefield This is then followed by

This is then followed by a proposed circular letter from the group proposing that the Baptists together employ 2 or 3 traveling revivalists to visit all the Baptist churches

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1808 GEORGE WASHINGTON. 1st Biography of Washington by Pastoral Friend. Self-Published w/Rare Engraving. George Whitefield This is then followed byThis little volume kind of "has it all." For perhaps ten years prior to George Washington's death in December of 1799, the President had become friendly with Rev. Mason Locke Weems [1759 1825]. Weems was Minister at All Hallows Parish in Anne Arundel County. The two corresponded, Washington supported Weems' efforts at publishing literature calculated to increase the personal and public piety of the new Nation as a subscriber, and Weems spent time with