1818 JOHN FAWCETT. Rare Life of Early Baptist Divine - Baptist Revivals - William Carey Sermons That this Society entertain a

That this Society entertain a grateful sense of the very disinterested and signal service rendered to the cause of emancipation by James Ross of Washington County in the trial of the Commonwealth against Aberilla Blackmore on which he voluntarily and without prospect ************************ of two oppressed Black people unlawfully held in bondage

" Well said

Eminent Revivalist and Time-Honored Tests of Authenticity

Yours most affectionately in our glorious Head

1818 JOHN FAWCETT. Rare Life of Early Baptist Divine - Baptist Revivals - William Carey Sermons That this Society entertain aVery rare first edition of the life of John Fawcett [1739 1817]. An early hearer of George Whitefield before his death, he joined the Methodists, but later became convinced of the believer's sole right to baptism. He soon became one of the most influential Baptist preachers of the day, substituting for John Gill. On Gill's death, he was offered the church. He was an early supporter of the Baptist Missionary Society, including William Carey, etc. A