1803 CHRISTIAN OBSERVER MAG. William Wilberforce, Slavery, William Carey, John Calvin, &c. Revival perhaps the mid-19th century

perhaps the mid-19th century

A generous

he will answer thee

Lowry autographs are quite rare and desirable and often just "clipped

1803 CHRISTIAN OBSERVER MAG. William Wilberforce, Slavery, William Carey, John Calvin, &c. Revival perhaps the mid-19th centuryThe Christian Observer was one of the most significant evangelical publications of the early and mid nineteenth century. Being published from 1802 to 1874, it was founded as a voice for the Clapham Sect and the evangelicals. It was Josiah Pratt who originally called for the periodicals birth at a meeting of the Eclectic Society in 1799. The Eclectic Society had for its members John Newton, Richard Cecil, Thomas Scott, etc., and was also pivotal in the