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Pastor of the Baptist Church in Buck Marsh
Not a single word was spoken … The soil was light & sandy and we worked like heroes till morning light – Had by this time thrown up a mound of earth towards the enemy perhaps a ½ mile in length – digging a trench perhaps 4 feet deep & 8 feet wide … During the night they [the British] threw up many sky rockets
John Chrysostom
chronicling the hardships of pioneer and missionary life in early 19th century South America as well as containing first-hand accounts of nearly every facet of life in remote areas of the Andes
it is their privilege to know they are forgiven or restored to the favour of God
1816 ALEXANDER J. DALLAS. Rare Census for the Slavery Sin Tax to Pay for War of 1812. Vellum Pastor of the Baptist ChurchA very rare large 4to three sheet census reply for a request from the Treasury for a census of slaves in various states. On the heels of the War of 1812, Quakers saw an opening to at least disincentivize slave owners and make slavery less desirable. They lobbied Congress to tax slavery as a sort of "sin tax," akin to modern cigarette taxes, etc., The Government had already been considering the move to help pay for the expenditures of the War of 1812.
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