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The first three documents form an important set of correspondences between the Pennsylvania Society and the London Society
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Cruttenden had found Christ under them
written and published fo r the bicentenary of one of the greatest losses the Christian pulpit ever endured
1753 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Vindication of the Preaching of George Whitefield & the Methodists Slavery The first three documents formA very rare work from early the Methodist movement. The author, Robert Cruttenden, was friends with both George Whitefield and Philip Doddridge, having come into the Calvinistic branch of Methodism while hearing John Cennick preach at Whitefield's Tabernacle in 1742. Whitefield found his conversation so remarkable, he had it published. Upon his death, in 1763, manuscript hymns of signal value were found among his belongings and published posthumously,
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