1738 JOHN HANCOCK. The Founding Father's Personal Copy of a Formational Work on Religious and Political Toleration. George Whitefield But I had of late

But I had of late heard so many alarms of fire that amounted to nothing that I thought nothing of this & went back again to bed & to sleep

1899] and was one of the leading voices in the Women's Methodist Missionary societies after their return from Mexico and India

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1738 JOHN HANCOCK. The Founding Father's Personal Copy of a Formational Work on Religious and Political Toleration. George Whitefield But I had of lateAn important artifact connecting two important voices for religious and political liberty and toleration in the emerging American documentary landscape. The author of our work, Edward Wigglesworth the Elder [1693 1765], was the first Professor of Divinity ever commissioned in the American Colonies. He held the newly minted Hollis Chair of Divinity at Harvard and was a critical voice in the emerging religious and theological landscape. And that irenic