1830 GREAT AWAKENING. Letters to Rev. Nathaniel W. Taylor. Yale Divinity - New School Presbyterian Controversy. Reformer John Fletcher [1729-1785] was for

John Fletcher [1729-1785] was for many years John Wesley's leftenant

The Baptists do not intend to set up any claims against our Presbyterian friends or to the facts

feel that some of the abolitionists were exaggerating or sensationalizing what was happening in the south as a way of harnessing support for their cause

and governed themselves with sobriety & charity

1830 GREAT AWAKENING. Letters to Rev. Nathaniel W. Taylor. Yale Divinity - New School Presbyterian Controversy. Reformer John Fletcher [1729-1785] was forAn excellent work addressing the concerns of the "old school" Presbyterians and Congregationalists in response to the far reaching influence among the young ministers of Nathaniel W. Taylor, successor to Moses Stuart at New Haven. When he succeeded Moses Stuart at New Haven as pastor, an immediate revival ensued; 72 people being converted in one early Sabbath alone. And this continued week after week. But controversy followed. He advocated for