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1806 WILLIAM WATTERS. The First American Methodist Circuit Rider! Very Rare! PentecostalExceptionally rare; this is the true first edition of William Watters, the first ever American Circuit rider! Reverend William Watters (October 16, 1751 March 29, 1827) was born in what is now Harford County, Maryland. He was converted to Methodism in 1771 and at the age of 21 began his itinerancy when he accompanied Robert Williams to Norfolk, Virginia. At the first American Methodist Conference in Philadelphia in 1773, Watters was appointed to a
Haslam ended up being a formative voice in the very earliest days of the Keswick movement as well
Upham’s work on the Interior Life
being met in Association at the Pithay
Revival Songs Containing the Cream
Translated from the Welsh by J
and to the spirits of just men made perfect
Wheatley indicated later in life that
The chief came to the river in order to see that all was right at parting
Absolutely wonderfully preserved two volume folio set of manuscript poems entirely in the hand of Kansas poet
Ludgate Press
Servant of the Redeemer [A
Date: 1906