Nathan Strong letter, 1799 February 21, to Jedidiah Morse.

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Nathan Strong letter, 1799 February 21, to Jedidiah Morse.

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Strong, writing from Hartford, Connecticut, described the "effusion of spirit and grace of God in this town" among the young and was heartened by the number of conversions.

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Connecticut Historical Society

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