1829 BAPTIST REVIVALIST & WOMANIZER. Rare Memoir of Ray Potter - Six Principle & Freewill Baptist. Miracles His National Hymn [1842] was

His National Hymn [1842] was already in heavy circulation and had alter his Civil War doleful lyrics for "The Vacant Chair" would become a staple in grieving homes

Christ's Answer to Satan

Massive Ant Hill Formations

vi + 408pp

1829 BAPTIST REVIVALIST & WOMANIZER. Rare Memoir of Ray Potter - Six Principle & Freewill Baptist. Miracles His National Hymn [1842] wasA very rare and unusual radical Baptist memoir from the Great Awakening era; recorded at auction just twice in the last 100 years. The author and subject of the present memoir was controversial right from the beginning of his ministry. One author goes further and describes him as habitually cantankerous. Ray Potter was initially ordained in Rhode Island with the Six Principle Baptists. BSix Principle Baptists held to the ideas communicated in Hebrews