1747 JONATHAN MAYHEW &c. Colonial Sermons for Days of Thanksgiving. Rare American Revolutionary Works Missionary and the convicting work of

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Extensive information from the Woahoo [Oahu] Station in the Sandwich Islands

During the time of the the great prayer revivals of 1857-1859

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1747 JONATHAN MAYHEW &c. Colonial Sermons for Days of Thanksgiving. Rare American Revolutionary Works Missionary and the convicting work ofAn important sammelband of 11 colonial sermons related to the relationship between the government and religious views in the colonies. Preached by some of the most prominent men, including Thomas Prince, supporter and historic chronicler of the Great Awakening under Edwards and Whitefield, Amos Adams, who was one of the primary Presbyterian voices calling the people to armed resistance after the Stamp Act, etc., and Jonathan Mayhew, who actually