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1851-1852 YOUTH'S DAYSPRING. Influential Juvenile Missionary Magazine. Slavery & Native Americans. MethodistA very nicely preserved two year run of one of the most influential juvenile religious magazines of the 19th century, including exceptional original contributions from young children of at the Choctaw and Cherokee Schools, original correspondences from American Missionaries abroad, etc., And superbly illustrated. The Youth's Dayspring. Volume II. Boston. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. 1851. 188pp. Contents include: Hindoo
A continental work by Sanders was being distributed in England charging that the Reformation had been nothing more than a power grab by the Crown
Squires is likely one and the same Andrew Jackson Squires who appears in the diary of Joseph Smith in November of 1835
1395+908pp
How Shall I go to God
Very worth preserving
or some other good girl
His final "Blackhawk" work was a seven-page story
discussing the revivalist work of people like Theodore Frelinghuysen during the Great Awakening and giving a significant amount of attention to the Fulton Street Prayer Revival of 1857 and 1858
and being testified to by others
but falling into despair through the horror of conscience
including a rather scarce example of one of Edersheim's very earliest works
yet ye turned not to me saith ye Lord