1752 RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. 56.5 Page MSs Against Scottish Presbyterians & Political and Religious Liberty. George Whitefield Her mother died shortly after

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he asked his father to remind the revivalist to "let us all stand up for Jesus

1752 RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. 56.5 Page MSs Against Scottish Presbyterians & Political and Religious Liberty. George Whitefield Her mother died shortly afterAn important group of sermons preached in the heat of the controversy which ultimately led to the establishment of the United Presbyterian Relief Churches in Scotland. These sermons, preached by a committed Church of Scotland Episcopal divine in 1752, were delivered in Kirriemuir, just 20 or so miles from Inverkeithing where, in the same year, Thomas Gillespie was deposed of his ministerial office with the Church of Scotland. Gillespie had refused to