1850 NATHAN BANGS. Slavery & the Present State and Responsibilities of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rare. Americana | Conditions Requisite for the

| Conditions Requisite for the Development and Health of the Osseous System | Influence of the Mind upon Disorders of the Body | Medical Influence of the Passions | A Pious Defamer Unmasked | Rhinoplastic Operation | Explanation of the Modus Operandi of Narcotics in Dilating the Pupils | Small Pox among the Indians | Striking Differences between the Anatomy of the Negro and White Man [this is an awkward read] | Nervous Diseases | Deafness Cured by Galvanic Currents | A Case of Chlorosis | On the Injurious Effects of too Frequent Purging of Infants and Children | A Passing Word to Reformers on Purging | A Spontaneous Cure of the Ascending Arch of the Aorta | To the Ladies [on the moral and physical dangers of corsets and stays] | Flora of North America | The Involuntary Crime | Medical Reform | Dr

and leaves the world as dismal as the grave

Middletown

Including Accounts of Revivals on His Circuits

and STC 2201

1850 NATHAN BANGS. Slavery & the Present State and Responsibilities of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rare. Americana | Conditions Requisite for theRather scarce with no other examples on the market. Bangs, perhaps "the" American Methodist historian of the era, explores the critical moment in Methodism and calls for a revival of the ancient, holy, and deeply experimental Methodism of the Great Awakening. He also addresses the "Abolition Excitement" directly. This issue would end up splitting the Methodist church right down the middle just a few years later. Bangs, Nathan. The Present State and