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1834 ANDREW BROADDUS. Autograph Letter by Early American Baptist on Controversy. George Whitefield the firm kept their own

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the firm kept their own fleet clear of charges of slave trading

The present work is signed on the blank rfep by John Bass

as an original

generally clean with some light scattered tide marks

1834 ANDREW BROADDUS. Autograph Letter by Early American Baptist on Controversy. George Whitefield the firm kept their ownA rare survivor. The present is a 1. 5pp ALS in the hand of Andrew Broaddus [1770 1848], one of the most influential Baptist divines of the early 19th century. He was ordained in 1791, and served two very influential Baptist churches, Salem (182048); and Upper King and Queen (182748). He was editor of the Christian Baptist from 1826 1830 and edited six Baptist hymnals. His memoir, sermons, and writings were published in 1852 with a biography by J. B.

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