1849-1851 ASA BULLARD. The Well-Spring Magazine. Extensive Juvenile Revival Content &c. Ephemera and the Oberlin Divines [Series]

and the Oberlin Divines [Series]

Coke's ideals of the "person" were in some measure due to his own engagement with the increasing individualism and humanism of the era

for as long as the letter is available

*Revival of Religion in Ithaca

and disturbs the whole animal economy

1849-1851 ASA BULLARD. The Well-Spring Magazine. Extensive Juvenile Revival Content &c. Ephemera and the Oberlin Divines [Series]Three complete years of one of the most important periodicals for the young of the early and mid 19th century; edited by Sabbath School pioneer, Asa Bullard, and full of really excellent content, not least of which are extensive accounts of revivals directly impacting the young. Bullard, Asa [ed.] The Well Spring. Understanding is a Well Spring of Life. Published Weekly by the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society. January to December 1849. 206pp +