1858 THEODORE CLAPP. Controversial New Orleans Minister, Slavery, Abolition, Cholera &c. Puritan A serious piece of Methodist-Holiness

A serious piece of Methodist-Holiness theology

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1858 THEODORE CLAPP. Controversial New Orleans Minister, Slavery, Abolition, Cholera &c. Puritan A serious piece of Methodist-HolinessA superb and scarce autobiography of a controversial Presbyterian divine who pastored in New Orleans for 35 years. A fantastic read, and content almost without peer in terms of the street level view of New Orleans life, culture, its activity as a slave station, etc., Theodore Clapp [1792 1866] graduated Yale, 1814 and proceeded from there to Andover. By 1822, he was missionary of the Presbyterian Church to the South where he served as the Pastor of