1775 BATTLE OF CONCORD. American Quakers Consoled and Counseled as American Revolution Begins. Illustrated Professor at Andover Theological Seminary

Professor at Andover Theological Seminary in the 1830's and 1840's

In 1845 he was appointed British consul at Samoa

Edited by Samuel Higley

Who Built the First Railroad

The relationship between the Hancocks and Wigglesworth's continued with John the Younger and the Younger Wigglesworth [1732-1794] as well

1775 BATTLE OF CONCORD. American Quakers Consoled and Counseled as American Revolution Begins. Illustrated Professor at Andover Theological SeminaryA superb 1775 epistle reactive document composed in the immediate aftermath of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, capturing the precise moment when the American Revolution transformed from political protest into open armed conflict. Printed by the central London Yearly Meeting during its late spring sessions and immediately dispatched across the Atlantic, this document was released into an empire suddenly fractured by what was then a civil war. As