1856 JOHN SCARLETT. Conversion of an Atheist - His Doubts and Experiences. Rare. Moravians Our young protagonist in the

Our young protagonist in the present volume has lost his father only months before the story begins

it was not generally appreciated that his true life was elsewhere than in the literary salons or on the committee of La Nouvelle Revue Francaise or at literary congresses

he was arrested and imprisoned repeatedly

The Gospel of Slavery: A Primer of Freedom

1856 JOHN SCARLETT. Conversion of an Atheist - His Doubts and Experiences. Rare. Moravians Our young protagonist in theA rather rare and timely work. No copies on the market at the time of cataloguing. Scarlett had been an atheist deist who wrestled with God over human suffering, intellectual questions, etc., but then had a miraculous encounter with the resurrected Christ. Scarlett, John. The Life and Experience of a Converted Infidel. New York. Carlton & Phillips. 1856. 274pp. A deeply detailed account of the life and conversion of Scarlett, who become a prominent