Josiah: The Maimed Fugitive. a True Tale

Josiah: The Maimed Fugitive. a True Tale
ISBN-10
1453606092
ISBN-13
9781453606094
Category
Social Science
Pages
154
Language
English
Published
2010-06-07
Publisher
Createspace Independent Pub
Author
Henry Bleby

Description

BOSTON, in the State of Massachusetts, is, in a literary sense, the Athens of the United States of America, and a city of historical importance; for there commenced that series of events which produced the revolution of 1768, and gave birth to one of the greatest and most powerful nations in the world. Having assisted in the Sabbath services on the preceding day, I was invited by one of the ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the city to accompany him, on Monday forenoon, to the "Preachers' Meeting." This I found to be a weekly gathering of the ministers of the denomination resident in the city and its vicinity, originally convened for conversation on Church matters; but in course of time it had swept into a broader range, and took up the discussion of all subjects of thought in theology and ethics. It was a beautiful morning in the July of 1858. Having accepted the courteous invitation, I accompanied my friend, at the appointed hour, to the Methodist book-store in Cornhill. Passing through the well-stocked store, after being presented to the gentleman in charge of the "Concern," we ascended a narrow, winding, iron staircase, which conducted us to a room of not very large dimensions, where I found assembled not less than forty or fifty gentlemen of various ages, just rising from their knees after the preliminary devotional exercises.

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    Josiah
    • 2019-07-21
    • 220 pages
    • Ebook
    • World Castle Publishing, LLC
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    Josiah
    • 2004
    • 176 pages
    • Paperback
    • Tyndale House Pub

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