1794 GEORGE WASHINGTON &c. 125 Issues of The Herald. Whiskey Rebellion, Indian Wars, Slavery, &c. Great Awakening the present work was written

the present work was written by sometime chaplain to Oliver Cromwell and doctrinal Puritan

Fremont | Confiscation of Rebel Property | Border Patriotism | A Fiendish Atrocity | Slave Life in Virginia | Jefferson on Coercion | Freedom of the Press | The Orphan Girl’s Prayer | Interesting from the South | Pensions for Our Soldiers | The Defense of Fort Stephenson | How Bomb Shells are Made | Parson Barlow of Tennessee | Secession Horrors in Tennessee Described by Andrew Johnson | A Flank Attack from California | To the New Vernon Volunteers | Patriotic Women | The Resignation of General Winfield Scott | Aquatic Soldiers | To the Daughter of America | Servile Insurrections in South Carolina | Horrible Punishments of the Slaves | A Southern Martyr | Magnitude of the War and much

Including and Account of the Most Remarkable Discoveries

His principles of interpretation stated in his "Essay on the Right Way of Handling Divine Subjects"

THE HOUND OF HEAVEN

1794 GEORGE WASHINGTON &c. 125 Issues of The Herald. Whiskey Rebellion, Indian Wars, Slavery, &c. Great Awakening the present work was writtenAn absolutely exceptional run of Noah Webster's influential early American periodical. A 34 issue run from 1797 sold recently at auction for right about $200 per issue and many issues covering the Whiskey Rebellion, or with signed content by George Washington, John Jay, etc., [which abound], fetch more in the $400 $600 per issue. Please see a very small sampling of the contents of just the first few issues below. Incredible content. Webster, Noah