1854 J. H. THORNWELL. Judgements, A Call to Repentance. Yellow Fever Outbreak in Charlestown. Preaching Often available on the market

Often available on the market in a later Nelson imprint in a far inferior binding

a bit rubbed at head of spine

resurrecting the old lie of Jefferson Davis

Part II is also fascinating historically

The only extant painting of Middle Eastern missionary

1854 J. H. THORNWELL. Judgements, A Call to Repentance. Yellow Fever Outbreak in Charlestown. Preaching Often available on the marketFrom the vantage of the 21st century, this seems an odd one indeed. Following a severe outbreak of Yellow Fever arriving and spreading from the port of Charlestown, local pro slavery Presbyterian divine, James Henley Thornwell, preached a sermon urging self reflection, repentance, and fresh commitment to God, who had surely sent the plague as a corrective judgement. It seems strange that Thornwell would not once mention slavery, even slave in its