1739 PRAYER REVIVAL. One of the Earliest Inter-Racial Prayer Meetings in America! Jonathan Edwards, &c. Prayer and Prayer Meetings It seems to reference the

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1739 PRAYER REVIVAL. One of the Earliest Inter-Racial Prayer Meetings in America! Jonathan Edwards, &c. Prayer and Prayer Meetings It seems to reference theA wonderful Great Awakening irreplaceable 43pp unpublished primary resource from the genetic moments of the American Great Awakening with connections to Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, Joseph Sewall, the Diptheria Outbreak of 1736 1739, etc., Perhaps most importantly, it contains what is one of the very earliest manuscript records of an inter racial prayer meeting in America with black Americans, noting they go to pray for revival with "some