1853 LADY HUNTINGDON. Her Influence on the Great Awakening, George Whitefield, John Wesley, etc. Spurgeon dear Pastor

dear Pastor

Much of the controversy surrounded the physical manifestations and emotional responses during the services

Three items:

one in Texas and one in Detroit

My dear wife unites with me in many thanks for your kind present to us

1853 LADY HUNTINGDON. Her Influence on the Great Awakening, George Whitefield, John Wesley, etc. Spurgeon dear PastorVery tidy copy of a wonderful read. Selina, Countess of Huntingdon quite literally underwrote a significant amount of the finances of the Great Awakening. She paid for and hosted the revivalists' College on her estate, hired chaplains to sustain them, paid preachers, established a "Connexion" and network, built chapels, and more. And in doing so she all be exhausted her vast estate. This is in addition to the prayer, moral, and I would even say