1842 SUNDAY SCHOOL ADVOCATE. Methodist Periodical with Missionary, Slavery, and Americana Content. Pentecostal it would be slave-free and

it would be slave-free and slave-state Missouri would be bordered on three sides by free states and territories

and increase of power

patrons being able to appoint whatever minister they wanted in a community

also a friend of Charles and Sally Wesley and noted in Charles' correspondence

accompanied by a fine engraving showing a slave owner shrinking in fear

1842 SUNDAY SCHOOL ADVOCATE. Methodist Periodical with Missionary, Slavery, and Americana Content. Pentecostal it would be slave-free andRather rare publication in near folio with an extensive suite of woodcut engravings, apparently created for the publication. Excellent content as well. No other copies on the market at the time of listing. Textual contents include: An Article on an Engraving of the Parish Church at Epworth [John Wesley, etc.]; A Missionary Hymn; The Harmony of Nature Destroyed by Sin by Richard Treffry; Character of a Sot; Beef Instead of Rum; Life of Abolitionist