1815 VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN MONITOR. Slavery, Revivals of Religion, Missionary Content, etc. Rare! Anglican Could the sounds of the

Could the sounds of the whole world be stilled for a half hour now & our sense of hearing quickened sufficiently

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the year of Thompson's first visit to the United States

they were often well-loved and the bindings were not quite up to the task of their formidable size

"This book belongs to the study at the Countess of Huntingdon's College

1815 VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN MONITOR. Slavery, Revivals of Religion, Missionary Content, etc. Rare! Anglican Could the sounds of theAn exceptionally rare volume inclusive of the entire run, ranging from July 29, 1815 through August 30, 1817. It was one of the most content rich and fascinating of early 19th century American religious periodicals. Edited by Virginia Presbyterian, John Holt Rice [1777 1831], in addition to all superb content, it contains perhaps the most important Virginia essay on slavery produced in the era. In it, Rice argues that slavery is a abominable evil,