1839 ROBERT HALDANE. Letter by Scottish Baptist & Revivalist on His Book of Apologetics. Congregational Illustrated by the Fulton Street

Illustrated by the Fulton Street Prayer Meeting

By transferring authority over slavery from Congress to the territories themselves

Hoping to avoid charges of enthusiasm or a desire for income

The secondary recipient would have likely have been Abner Espy Rush

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1839 ROBERT HALDANE. Letter by Scottish Baptist & Revivalist on His Book of Apologetics. Congregational Illustrated by the Fulton StreetRare letter by Robert Haldane [1764 1842]. Robert and his brother, James, were forces of nature in late 18th and early 19th century evangelicalism. Revivalist theologians, rare phrase, as they were, they were trained initially by David Bogue, gave themselves as among the first missionaries of the London Missionary Society [1795], but sensed a calling to the rural communities of their homeland in Scotland. Revivals popped up throughout the country. The