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The Impartial Trial Impartially Tried and Convicted of Partiality: In Remarks on Mr. Caldwell’s, Alias Thornton’s Sermon, Intituled, An Impartial Trial of the Spirit, etc., and the Preface of the Publisher in Virginia: to which Is Added a Short Appendix Proving the Right of the Synod of New-York to the Liberties Allowed to Protestant Dissenters, by the Act of Toleration

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Samuel Davies (1723–1761) was an influential evangelical Presbyterian pastor and educator who played a key role in spreading the Great Awakening in colonial Virginia, where he built licensed meetinghouses and attracted large congregations with his powerful preaching. He also traveled to London to raise funds for the College of New Jersey and later became its fourth president, strengthening the institution before his early death at age thirty-seven. Davies was one of the first colonial Americans to compose hymns and was buried in the presidents’ plot at Princeton Cemetery.

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