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This volume proposes the thesis that Charles Grandison Finney (1792-1825) left a legacy of progressive evangelical social engagement. Finney was perhaps the greatest revivalist of antebellum evangelical Protestantism. This monograph examines Finney’s emergence as a charismatic revivalist, the conflict over his “new measures” of conducting revivals, the development of his views on social engagement, and the legacy he left for modern evangelicalism.
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