1825 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAG. Revivalism, Southern Presbyterians and Slavery, Native Americans. Leather delivered what the New York

delivered what the New York Times called "the most celebrated speech" of his career: a scathing denunciation of Brooks

In spite of all this the prayers we have nightly I am sure are appreciated and a tiny glimmering of the “real things” lies somewhere  in the background

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1825 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAG. Revivalism, Southern Presbyterians and Slavery, Native Americans. Leather delivered what the New YorkA very scarce complete year of the Virginia based Literary and Evangelical Magazine, conducted by the influential Presbyterian minister John Holt Rice. It remains a crucial primary source for students of early Presbyterianism and revival. The periodical serves as a vital record of the Second Great Awakening and the expanding American Missionary Revival, chronicling local revivals, the development of regional institutions, and contemporary debates over