1869 JOHN JOHNSON. Recollections of a Slave-State Methodists. Catechism for Slave-Owners, &c. Vellum of Industrial Workers of the

of Industrial Workers of the World in Aberdeen

Several other fellows are said to have been drowned during the last few days

Parsons became an early and outspoken supporter of American resistance to England

is invited

1869 JOHN JOHNSON. Recollections of a Slave-State Methodists. Catechism for Slave-Owners, &c. Vellum of Industrial Workers of theA very rare Southern Methodist imprint recounting the life of Methodist, Rev. John Johnson. His ministry spanned Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi, and a significant amount of his life in Tennessee. No copies on the market. His voice was a fascinating one in the impending division between the Methodist Church and the "Southern Methodist" church. He is avowedly anti slavery, and yet feels that the demand for all Methodist churches to be abolitionist is a