1797 CONNECTICUT MISSIONARY SOCIETY. First Address & Report of Important Great Awakening Sending Agence. Abolition in the case of Stiles

in the case of Stiles

English religious writer

After arriving in 1746

Accompanied by his close friend from his undergraduate days

1797 CONNECTICUT MISSIONARY SOCIETY. First Address & Report of Important Great Awakening Sending Agence. Abolition in the case of StilesNicely preserved copy of the origin documents of one of the earliest Missionary agencies in America, and the founding of the Connecticut Missionary Society, the parent organization of much of the Second Great Awakening via its missionary evangelists, and its publication, The Connecticut Evangelical Magazine. Contains an introduction by Jonathan Edwards Jun [who was acting as Scribe]; a Circular Address by John Love, and then missionary content