during the Expedition against the French Settlements on Cape-Breton
on Lord's-Day
from which these likely came
Otis Thompson edited this excellent little periodical dedicated to the experimental Calvinist side of the Second Great Awakening
did we not think superstition to be religion
1850-70's C. H. SPURGEON &c. Fine Half Leather of Bound Sermons, Discourses, &c. Preaching during the Expedition against theA very attractive large sammelband containing easily more than 50 sermons individually published and here assembled and bound quite handsomely; fine representation of London Baptists, including Spurgeon's dear friend, A. G. Brown, Spurgeon himself, Henry Varley [who was preaching when Moody received his famous call], Newman Hall, George Rogers at Spurgeon's College, etc., Contents include: Roswell, T. J. The Effects of the Working of God's Spirit.