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Barrett mentions several books that Finley has requested in connection with a book he is writing. He expresses regret over the poor state of Finley's health. He goes on to give a report on conditions in his circuit. Religious progress is moving slowly ahead, in spite of trouble with the Presbyterians. He invites Finley to visit as soon as possible. He mentions Samuel Clarke, who did not receive an anticipated appointment and is consequently feeling low and becoming despondent. Barrett suggests that Finley write to Clarke. Abstract Number - 174

Abstract Number

174

Publication Date

3-7-1837

City

Hillsborough

Keywords

General Ministry; Finley Health; Finley Writings; Hillsborough; Ohio Conference; Samuel Clarke; Presbyterian Church

Letter from William D. Barrett to James B. Finley


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