1833 WILLIAM TENNENT. Life of Great Awakening Preacher, William Tennent. Trances & Visions, &c. Ephemera She asserts that in the

She asserts that in the year of 1773 Alexander McClean with sundry other men came to Argent Armours house (now Luffmans) at deadtime of night and opened the door and entered into the place and ordered her mother Argent Armour to open the room door which she denied him he then taking a piece of fire on the stove and a brandend and throwing it against the petition and chest which soon set the floor and chest on fire and thus she verily believed that it was intention to burn her mother and children with the house had it not been prevented by her negroes

provides a vital link between the legal training of Roger Williams and his understanding of dissent

did considerable shooting with revolver & shot gun & killed one red squirrel

It is now supplied by water brought some distance on the backs of Mules and costs about 5 cts per gall and is the poorest water I have seen even here on the Isthmus

The present also contains a correction or two that reflect the final wording still used today

1833 WILLIAM TENNENT. Life of Great Awakening Preacher, William Tennent. Trances & Visions, &c. Ephemera She asserts that in theA very desirable early biography of Great Awakening revivalist, William Tennent II [1705 1777], minister in Freehold, New Jersey, and Great Awakening divine. It was his father, also William Tennent [1673 1746], who founded The Log College, hot bed of training preachers during the Great Awakening, and predecessor to Princeton University. Superb content on the Great Awakening proper, revivalist ministry in the colonial era, and the most extensive