1848-1849 OBERLIN EVANGELIST. Two Full Years of Charles G. Finney's Revival & Anti-Slavery Paper. Reformer and even an aversion to

and even an aversion to every species of labor

The Union and the Constitution

" it is clear that he views America less than favorably

A four page exceptional description of the Sac and Fox Indian Reservation

We have also met the Wimers

1848-1849 OBERLIN EVANGELIST. Two Full Years of Charles G. Finney's Revival & Anti-Slavery Paper. Reformer and even an aversion toVery rare and desirable on the market, the present well loved volume contains two complete years of The Oberlin Evangelist, then presently under the editorship of Asa Mahan, but with regular contributions still from its originator, Charles Grandison Finney. Superb contents. Oberlin, a hub of revivalist and holiness activities, also became central to the work of abolitionism and the Underground Railroad, with several of its professors being tried for