[West Brookfield historical papers : Whitefield Rock] / [compiled by Archie B. Jay]. 1964.

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[West Brookfield historical papers : Whitefield Rock] / [compiled by Archie B. Jay]. 1964.

Rev. George Whitefield, a touring evangelist preacher, swept through New England in the early 1740s. He gave one of his rousing sermons from a large rock upon Foster Hill to 400-500 people. He was one of the people who founded Methodism in England in 1738, and also espoused Calvinist doctrine of predestination, which eventually estranged him from the Wesleyan Methodists.

1 folder (7 items) : ill., port. ; 30 cm.

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