1819 JOHN WILLISON. Scottish Presbyterian on Sanctifying the Sabbath / Lord's Day. Nice! John Wesley Fawcett thus turned down perhaps

Fawcett thus turned down perhaps the most prominent Baptist pulpit in England at the time

without which there can be no religion

A Wesleyan circuit preacher in the Bradford Circuit

He was skilled

Its Sorrows and its Aspirations: An Essay Towards the Natural History of the Soul

1819 JOHN WILLISON. Scottish Presbyterian on Sanctifying the Sabbath / Lord's Day. Nice! John Wesley Fawcett thus turned down perhapsVery attractive Scottish tree calf edition of Willison's [1680 1750] classic on the Sabbath. He was of the Evangelical branch of the Church of Scotland and was chiefly responsible for attempting to heal the breach between the Erskines and the Scottish Church. He was successful for a time, but only under the condition that he could secure a provision of no further patronage for ministers. He failed, and the church ultimately split. His Afflicted Mans'