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At a time when the British government had already "abolished" slavery in its Caribbean colonies (via the 1833 Act)
A Leap for Life
with illustrations by William Blake
He served with them at the Battle of Louisburg
c.1880's MARIA WOODWORTH ETTER. Superb Cabinet Photo of the Proto-Healing Evangelist. ZZSlaveryandSuffrage the journal is academical seriousA superb cabinet card photograph of the mother of Pentecost, Maria Woodworth Etter (18441924). Her ministry style was radical, and became a model for Pentecostalism and the later Charismatic movement. By the time the Pentecostal movement was born in 1906, Maria, in her early sixties, already had two decades of Pentecostal ministry under her belt. She was practicing and pioneering the distinctive features of Pentecostal worship healing, prophecy,