1825 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAG. Revivalism, Southern Presbyterians and Slavery, Native Americans. Leather This is a truly museum-worthy

This is a truly museum-worthy piece of early American missionary history that is tied to the first missionary expedition sent from the country

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1825 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAG. Revivalism, Southern Presbyterians and Slavery, Native Americans. Leather This is a truly museum-worthyA very scarce complete year of the Virginia based Literary and Evangelical Magazine, conducted by the influential Presbyterian minister John Holt Rice. It remains a crucial primary source for students of early Presbyterianism and revival. The periodical serves as a vital record of the Second Great Awakening and the expanding American Missionary Revival, chronicling local revivals, the development of regional institutions, and contemporary debates over