Impressions Of America And The American Churches

George Lewis's journal captures his mid-19th century travels across America, offering insightful observations on society, politics, and religion during the 1840s. His entries reflect on significant issues like slavery and democracy, alongside encounters with notable figures such as President John Tyler and abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison. The book details his experiences in various regions, from New York City to the Midwest, while contrasting American and British cultures. This historical document serves as a valuable resource for those interested in early American life and religious practices.