1857 CIVIL WAR CHAPLAIN. Life of Revolutionary War Chaplain Rescued from Rebel Camp [Michigan] Spurgeon

1857 CIVIL WAR CHAPLAIN. Life of Revolutionary War Chaplain Rescued from Rebel Camp [Michigan] SpurgeonA fascinating little Civil War artifact with ties to the chaplaincy, the American Revolution, the fall of Petersburg Virginia, Ann Arbor Michigan, and possibly the Christian Commission. The book itself is the history of Rev. Michael Schlatter [1716 1790], and one of the most influential clergyman in New England up to and during the American Revolution. After graduating from the University of Leyden, he volunteered himself as a missionary to the poor

but in many cases made friends and brothers out of bitter enemies

along with Robert Morrison

Colored Plates for Ladies' Guide

The morals

Under Taylor's pastoral care he was soon formally licensed to preach

M'Qorquodale & Co

Very attractive tree calf

Brinsley was forbidden from engaging in any ministerial duty at Yarmouth altogether

to civilize the barbarous

His struggles were described in a speech at Exeter Hall on 8 May 1837 that called for hundreds of thousands of new teachers for India

Pugin's Comments on the Oratorian Model Church

their efforts were directed toward enlisting the support of the public