Papers of George Whitefield, 1736-1769.

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Papers of George Whitefield, 1736-1769.

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Letters received by Whitefield from clergymen and others in England and America relating to evangelistic activities. Letters from Georgia also relate to Whitefield's Bethesda Orphanage in Savannah, which was converted into a college. Includes one sermon and three engravings. Correspondents include Antoine Court, Alexander Moncrieff, Alexander Schuyler, Henry Sherburne, William Shippen, Henry Smellie, and George Stratford.

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Calvinistic Methodist Church in the U.S.A.

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