1849-1851 ASA BULLARD. The Well-Spring Magazine. Extensive Juvenile Revival Content &c. Ephemera Telfer [with various versions of

Telfer [with various versions of his signature and monogram]

Coke's ideals of the "person" were in some measure due to his own engagement with the increasing individualism and humanism of the era

and disturbs the whole animal economy

which notes this as having "important articles on revivals

The result was the he and his wife formed one of the most radical organizations of the abolitionist period

1849-1851 ASA BULLARD. The Well-Spring Magazine. Extensive Juvenile Revival Content &c. Ephemera Telfer [with various versions ofThree complete years of one of the most important periodicals for the young of the early and mid 19th century; edited by Sabbath School pioneer, Asa Bullard, and full of really excellent content, not least of which are extensive accounts of revivals directly impacting the young. Bullard, Asa [ed.] The Well Spring. Understanding is a Well Spring of Life. Published Weekly by the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society. January to December 1849. 206pp +