1730 PHILIP DODDRIDGE. A Pastor's Love-Letter to his Wife. Hymnist, Friend of Whitefield, and Converted William Wilberforce. Reformer “For depth of originality of

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O blessed Saviour Thou knowest who are thine own

1730 PHILIP DODDRIDGE. A Pastor's Love-Letter to his Wife. Hymnist, Friend of Whitefield, and Converted William Wilberforce. Reformer “For depth of originality ofA very rare and attractive letter by Philip Doddridge [1702 1759]. The youngest of twenty children, his father was a dealer in oil and pickles; a natural pairing. He early sensed grace and a call to the ministry. His first and only charge was Northampton, though he had offers from many quarters. In 1730, he was married and from all records was a doting husband. He was friends with George Whitefield, in fact taking quite a bit of heat for giving the