1792 Philip Doddridge. Life of James Gardiner w/ George Whitefield and 1742 Revival Content Martyrs Commenting on the shame of

Commenting on the shame of the current state of post-reformation England in their devotion to Christ and holiness: "An apprentice in seven years will learn his occupation

accounts of miracles

and can give no other reason for it other than mere caprice

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Attending the Religious Care and Exercise of the Teachers of Waltham Abbey School

1792 Philip Doddridge. Life of James Gardiner w/ George Whitefield and 1742 Revival Content Martyrs Commenting on the shame ofImportant first American edition of one of the true classics of the 18th century. James Gardiner was a rake, a rebellious, godless youth who had been fighting for the English in France. He frequented prostitutes and it seems both had willing and unwilling sexual partners in his travels across France. Late one night, before a midnight meeting with a French married woman, while waiting, he picked up a book to read . . . and then and there had a