1761 JOHN FAWCETT. Rare Autograph Letter and Fine Biography of Important Baptist Divine. Pentecostal which has in its folds

which has in its folds no meaning of the venomous serpent raised by some

For the most part Watts' work was not accepted in American churches until the 1740s with the Great Awakening

they opened orphanages for children left homeless by the rebellion

unknown among the foreign nations

Let what we have heard Cause us to Consider & realize our Dependence upon God both for our Temporal and Spiritual welfare

1761 JOHN FAWCETT. Rare Autograph Letter and Fine Biography of Important Baptist Divine. Pentecostal which has in its foldsA lovely 2pp bifolium ALS entirely in the hand of important Baptist divine, John Fawcett, when just 21 years old; together with a handsome biography of Fawcett, including an account of the revivals in Yorkshire and Lancashire. The letter, written when Fawcett had been a follower of Christ for just 5 years and who was just 21 years of age, was written perhaps during the period where he was transitioning from his early affiliation with the Methodists,