1839/1840 ASA BULLARD. Sabbath School Visitor by Emily Dickinson's Uncle. Premillennialism They were remembered in the

They were remembered in the prayers of the Meeting

in some degree of the beauty of holiness

Lauriat of Boston

First of all

1812 and 1862

1839/1840 ASA BULLARD. Sabbath School Visitor by Emily Dickinson's Uncle. Premillennialism They were remembered in theExcellent reading in these two years of Asa Bullard's periodical for the poor and young during the Westward Expansion era. Born in 1804, Bullard served as the editor and secretary of the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society from 1834 until 1875. Aside from the American Tract Society, Bullard's editorial choices probably did more to influence America's young than just about any other figure of the time. Bullard has taken on significant interest over