1791 SELINA, COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON. Rare Medallion Commemorating the Death of the Financier of the Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards returning from his time in

returning from his time in Sierra Leone a confirmed Baptist

Wonderful letter to a Miss N

and his family sent him to Brown University

should be in every library

A similar era binding in Scottish "wheel" style was sold at auction for over $3

1791 SELINA, COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON. Rare Medallion Commemorating the Death of the Financier of the Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards returning from his time inWhat a wonderful and scarce little item. Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, nearly single handedly financed the care, training, education, and release of those being called into the ministry during the Great Awakening. At her death, her massive estate was nearly depleted. She'd given it all to John Wesley, George Whitefield [who had been her Chaplain], to the Cornish Methodists, the Welsh Methodists, to the creation of a College to train ministers.