1842 KNAPP REVIVAL. Letters on the Knapp Excitement and Other Modern Revivals - Charles G. Finney, &c, Jonathan Edwards May the Great Head of

May the Great Head of the church grant you his special presence

though no pagination for this edition was located

” announced Horace Greeley’s New YorkTribune

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1842 KNAPP REVIVAL. Letters on the Knapp Excitement and Other Modern Revivals - Charles G. Finney, &c, Jonathan Edwards May the Great Head ofA rather scarce work addressed critically to the local Boston clergy upon their invitation and embrace of Baptist revivalist Jacob Knapp [1799 1874]. Knapp had by this time accepted and there had erupted something of a revival [or, excitement, as Skinner calls it] all across Boston. It was not inaccurate to think of Knapp as the Baptist's own Charles G. Finney or Jedidiah Burchard [both of whom are mentioned in the present letters]. So it is