1885 ALVAH SABIN. Life of Vermont Baptist Revivalist, Anti-Slavery Abolitionist, and State Representative. Americana

1885 ALVAH SABIN. Life of Vermont Baptist Revivalist, Anti-Slavery Abolitionist, and State Representative. AmericanaVery scarce authorially inscribed biography of Rev. Alvah Sabin [1793 1885]. Sabin was pastor of the George, VT Baptist Church for 53 years, during which there were a series of protracted revivals. These are recorded in the present volume some detail. Additionally, he was a significant voice in Vermont in support of the abolition of slavery. He was friends with William Lloyd Garrison, who invited him to speak at the Anti Slavery Society in 1833, etc.

Alice and the Donkey Boy

were still available to believers

Propose tribute offering of thankfulness for the enjoyment and refreshment of a sheltered seat in the garden at Yattendon

many of the more motivated politicians in the Colonies were attempting to form an agreement with France against England

John Evans (c

That was probably a good thing

that we may apply our hearts to wisdom

had just been elected President of Andover the same year

would be a record of ability

but may in fact be working for the unity of the Church

Now archivally preserved in wraps as shown

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