1848 LORENZO DOW. Bio & Writings of Revivalist, Camp-Meeting Preacher. Cane Ridge, Visions, Dreams, &c. Miracles Containing an Account of the

Containing an Account of the Conversion to Christianity of Two Arabians

In 1908 he angered many in the profession with the publication of "The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin

All the mysteries of the divine dispensations will be one day elucidated & it is reasonable to believe on the sure authority of the Word of God that these very events which are at the time the most painful will prove in the end to have been productive of the greatest amount of lasting happiness

Her mother died shortly after in 1855 and Sarah herself became sick with consumption

or what security for the enjoyment of any thing which he may see fit to deprive them of

1848 LORENZO DOW. Bio & Writings of Revivalist, Camp-Meeting Preacher. Cane Ridge, Visions, Dreams, &c. Miracles Containing an Account of theA very early imprint of a revivalist classic. Lorenzo Dow [1777 1834] was the most popular preacher of his era, preaching to more people than any other in the world. His autobiography was, for years, only outsold by the Bible. He typified the Second Great Awakening period; he was a loud, searching, physical preacher and almost single handedly invented what we today think of as the "camp meeting," revivalist, or Pentecostal style of preaching. He is