Surrey Chapel and reform era in eighteenth century England
The piece recounts religious revival led by Rowland Hill and others in London, the founding of Surrey Chapel in 1783, and Hill's fifty-year pastorate, highlighting a shift from formalism to evangelical preaching. It also covers garden and horticulture notes and a Quaker meeting with Alexander and Allen, plus brief vignettes on Austrian schooling, American literary scenes, and Lamartine’s publisher encounter.
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Orton
Surrey Crape
London
Row Tanp Hixt
England
G. Whitfield
John
Charles Wesley
John Berridge
W. Romaine
John Newton
J. Jones
Countess of Huntingdon
Richard Will
Rowland Hill
Bart
Stawkestone
Shropshire
Cambridge
Wills
Bath and
Wells
St. George’s Fields
Surrey Chapel
J. Sherman
Hyde Foot
Alexander
Society of Friends
Russia
Prussia
Count Lieven
William Allen
Allen
Richard Phillips
John Wilkinson
John Bell
Mr. Allen
Petersburg
Joseph Lancaster
Wiliam
Morcarion
Austria
Ness
New Ania
Lamartine
Raphael
The
Spectator
Julie
M. de Lamartine
France
Monsieur Didot
M. Didot
Ife
Delille
Parny
Michaud
Reynouard
Luce de Lancval
Pontaness
Linde
CNPC
Mate
Oracle
Didot
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