1763 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Manuscript Address Panel, Engraving, and Period Inscription. ReformationA wonderful little framing group, including an address panel entirely in the hand of George Whitefield, a charming 18th century engraving of Whitefield, and a Victorian era ink inscription, "George Whitefield." Anything in Whitefield's hand very scarce in the trade. The present 1763 letter panel is entirely in Whitefield's hand, addressed to "Miss Bateman." The recipient is uncertain, but there was a Miss Bateman who was rather promiment among the
modern and ancient Africa
being close friend with William LLoyd Garrison
both evident here
Half a Century's Labors in the Gospel
[Civil War & Slavery] Lord
Be this thy Zion's favour'd hour
An excellent dealing with the whole range of need
have not Covenanted in earnest
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and Pastor of a Church of Christian Indians in New-Jersey
and James Creswell in the organization of the Presbytery of Orange
a record of early missionary imprints and translations