1810 THE PANOPLIST MAGAZINE. John Witherspoon, Revivals, William Carey, John Newton Preaching Recollections of Nettleton and the

Recollections of Nettleton and the Great Revival of 1820

[which has traditionally been thought to refer to the young Joseph Benson] regarding the use of “intoxicating liquor” and urging him against it

Containing the Old and New Testaments Translated Out of the Original Tongues

so has spotless provenance

and they shall never perish

1810 THE PANOPLIST MAGAZINE. John Witherspoon, Revivals, William Carey, John Newton Preaching Recollections of Nettleton and theThe Panoplist and Missionary Magazine United. June 1809 May 1810. Boston. Farron and Mallory. 1810. A superb primary resource on early American revivals, missions, and history. And all nicely preserved in an early American calf binding. Contents include: Religious Communications: On the Divinity of Christ: Objections Considered On Justification Letter from Isaac Watts Biography: Some Account of Sir Isaac Newton The Socinian Theme of Divinity