1822 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. Educating Slaves, Revivals, Adoniram Judson, Jewish Missions.

Very rare early Virginia Presbyterian periodical, preceding the Princeton Presbyterian periodicals, etc., Excellent, quality original content, much of which has not been reproduced elsewhere. 

Contents include: Remarks on Justification; Extensive Review of the Sermons of Moses Hoge; On the Unitarian Controversy; Report of the London Jews' Society; Views of Religion in the Southern and Western States; State of Religion in Kentucky; On Affording Religions Instruction to Slaves; Review of the the Mediatorial Reign of the Song of God by James Gray; The Baptist Mission to Burmah - From the Diary of Adoniram Judson; Revival in Savannah Georgia; Review of the Memoir of Henry Martyn; Christ the Omniscient God; Evidence and Effects of the Gospel; On the Effects of Distributing the Bible; Mahomedanism in Africa; The Speech of a Pawnee Chief; Dissertation on the Logos; Thoughts on Revivals of Religion; Extracts from George Whitefield's Journal; The Great Osage [Native American] Mission; Tuscarora Mission; Systems of Astronomers; An Original Letter by President Jonathan Edwards; Brief Remarks on Psalmody; The Manner of Conducting Ministerial Education; On the Tendency of Doctrines Maintained by Some Modern Physiologists; Letter of Mr. Pliny Fisk on the Palestine Mission; Revivals of Religion; Did Man Entirely Lose the Image of God; The State of the Slave Trade; Hints on Revivals of Religion; Importance of United and Persevering Prayer; Revival of Religion in the Baptist Church at Charleston South Carolina [an apparently mixed congregation of black and white, enslaved and free, with break down of numbers, etc]; etc. 

Anonymous. The Evangelical and Literary Magazine for 1822. Richmond. Published by N. Pollard. 1822. 672pp.

A very good copy, bound in half leather, generally solid, with light to moderate foxing, and ex library markings. Some occasional stains.