1604 NICHOLAS BOWND. Rare Puritan Sermons Preached On the Great Plague. Sickness, Faith, & Healing Slavery Wesleyan-Methodist protracted revival meetings [which

Wesleyan-Methodist protracted revival meetings [which he is quite fond of]

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especially as demonstrated in their obedience out of a regenerated heart of love

Amy Carmichael ephemera just seems especially challenging to find

The dangers of replacing one bad thing with another

1604 NICHOLAS BOWND. Rare Puritan Sermons Preached On the Great Plague. Sickness, Faith, & Healing Slavery Wesleyan-Methodist protracted revival meetings [whichFrom its initial arrival in England in the year 1384, the Black Death, or simply "The Plague," would reappear, ravage London first, and then creep into the countryside again and again for centuries. Among the most deadly of all the epidemics was that of 1603. 2. 5% of England's population disappeared in a matter of months. The present volume is among the rarest, lengthiest, and most pastoral responses from the pulpit to the crisis; a deeply