1843 METHODIST CAMP-MEETING. Early Circuit and Camp-Meeting Preacher Despairs of Methodist Hierarchy. Bible The Merchants of your Country

The Merchants of your Country here find the want of a knowledge of the language an evil whenever they wish to petition the Govt

It seems to reference the precarious state of the Anglican church on the heels of the American Revolution and seems to take a jab at George Washington's ostentatious reception when contrasted with that of Christ

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1625] was one of the most experimental of the Anglican divines of the early 17th century

Your tract is trenchant & true

1843 METHODIST CAMP-MEETING. Early Circuit and Camp-Meeting Preacher Despairs of Methodist Hierarchy. Bible The Merchants of your CountryAn excellent 1843 ALS by F. W. Conable, prominent Methodist Camp Meeting Preacher, Circuit Rider, and author of the significant historical work, History of the Genesee Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church [1876]. A fascinating little snapshot of Methodism during the height of the camp meeting movement. Conable despairs that his role as a clergy person and speaker has separated him from the communion and spiritual fellowship he once