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1740 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Very Rare Great Awakening Engraving Comparing Revival to the Reformation Hymns was "Touch no Spirituous Liquor"

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was "Touch no Spirituous Liquor"

Antoine Vermeil studied for the ministry at the University of Geneva while Robert Haldane was there and during the period of the great revival at the institution

Published for the Benefit of a Charitable Institution

By Edwin Paxton Hood ( series )

experimental notes by the George Jones noted on the title

1740 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Very Rare Great Awakening Engraving Comparing Revival to the Reformation Hymns was "Touch no Spirituous Liquor"During the height of Whitefields fame in England, the formalists and secularists took to the time honoured [or dishonoured] tradition of satire. Pamphlets, engravings, and literary works lampooned and harpooned the great evangelist. Many rose to his defense, but of all the efforts to legitimize the Great Awakening in general and the ministry of George Whitefield in particular, this is perhaps the most curious. It attempts to show by a series of

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