1819-1829 ADAM CLARKE. Series of 7 Autograph Letters on Slavery, Personal Matters, Missions, & More! Reformer Containing Accounts of the Revival

Containing Accounts of the Revival of Propagation of Religion in Great-Britain

Because it is impossible to make any body else slaves but negroes

Self-examination is a Duty

The present portrait serves as the model for all the later engravings of Rodgers

1819-1829 ADAM CLARKE. Series of 7 Autograph Letters on Slavery, Personal Matters, Missions, & More! Reformer Containing Accounts of the RevivalWell, here is a wonderful little archive of seven letters, comprising approximately 14 full pages of content, written from Adam Clarke to long time friend, fellow Methodist, and prominent surgeon, James Grime. Clarke [1762 1832], though of limited education, was thought of so highly for his academic gifts and curiosity that Wesley invited him to attend Seminary at 14 years of age! By 19 he was an itinerant. He was earnest and successful, but always