Revival fervor sweeps cities in 19th century faith wave
The item chronicles widespread religious revivals across Philadelphia New York Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island Virginia Ohio Minnesota Indiana Illinois Missouri Minnesota and more. It notes large prayer meetings Union efforts Burton's Theatre Plymouth church and Bible based testimonies with conversions and baptisms.
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Philadelphia
Paul
Damascus
Jayne's Hall
Chestnut Street
Jayne’s Great Concert Hall
Dudley Tyng
Christaan
New York
Express
Burton’s Theatre
Chambers’ Street
Young Men’s Christain Association
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Main
Cleveland
Plymouth Church
Christian Conference
Indiana
Aurora
Moore’s Hill
Washington
Hogan Hill
Cumberland
Crooked Creek
York
Bethel
Northfield
Indian Creek
Oil Creek
Westville
The Ocean 1x A Storm
A late writer imagines the ocean in a storm as ten thousand hills and four thousand mountains all drunk chasing one another over newly ploughed ground with caverns to step in now and then.
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God
Ocean
Sayls
The Unbeliever And Washingtons Death Footnotes
A religious meditation denounces unbelievers as dark and ignorant. It notes Washington dying at the end of 1799 and reflects on Vermont hills and a coachman’s brisk remark about steep slopes. Local wording echoes period tone and moralizing commentary.
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Vermont
Middlebury VI
College
Young Ladies’ Seminary
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