1843 HERVEY WOODS. The History of the Presbyterian Controversy. Scarce Louisville Imprint. Great AwakeningPublished in 1843 in Louisville, Kentucky, Hervey Woods The History of the Presbyterian Controversy is a significant contemporary account of the Schism of 1837, which split the Presbyterian Church into "Old School" and "New School" factions. Writing just six years after the split, Woods provides an "insider" historical perspective on the events that led to the excision of four synods by the General Assembly. As a staunch defender of the Old School
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