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Phillip Slater Fall was a most unique and interesting preacher-educator during the early restoration movement in America. He was born at Brighton, Sussex County, in southern England on the coast of the English Channel on September 8, 1798. His father was James Fall and his mother was Catherine Barrett of middle class families. James Fall was a retired English army officer and came to America with only modest means.
Phillip was the oldest of eleven children all of whom were born in
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