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"Nathan W. Collier" > wrote in message
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> awakening and converting sinners. A Faithful
> Narrative is reproduced here in its entirety with the hopes that many
> will profit greatly from the observations of the greatest evangelist
> ever to grace the American continent.
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> The Narrative is divided into three sections:
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> I. A General Introductory Statement,
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> II. The Manner of Conversions Various, Yet Bearing a Great Analogy,
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> III. This Work Further Illustrated in Particular Instances.
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> Rev. and Honored Sir,
>
> Having seen your letter to my honored Uncle Williams of Hatfield, of
> July 20, wherein you inform him of the notice that has been taken of the
> late wonderful work of God, in this and some other towns in this
> country, by the Rev. Dr. Watts, and Dr. Guyse, of London, and the
> congregation to which the last of these preached on a monthly day of
> solemn prayer; also, of your desire to be more perfectly acquainted with
> it, by some of us on the spot: and having been since informed by my
> Uncle Williams that you desire me to undertake it, I would now do it, in
> a just and faithful a manner as in me lies.
>
> SECTION I. A General Introductory Statement
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> The people of the country, in general, I suppose, are as sober, orderly,
> and good sort of people, as in any part of New England; and I believe
> they have been preserved the freest by far of any part of the country,
> from error, and variety of sects and opinions. Our being so far within
> the land, at a distance from sea-ports, and in a corner of the country,
> has doubtless been one reason why we have not been so much corrupted
> with vice, as most other parts. But without question, the religion and
> good order of the county, and purity in doctrine, has, under God, been
> very much owing to the great abilities, and eminent piety of my
> venera
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