1828 JAMES OSBOURN. Rare American Hardshell Baptist - Epistles of Love from a Far Country ExpositionOsbourn, James. Good News from a Far Country, or, Epistles of Love to Men of Truth. Baltimore. John D. Toy. 1828. 404 + Subscribers' List. Very scarce American Primitive Baptist work with no copies on the market at any price. Osbourn was one of the old hardshell or anti mission Baptists along with Gilbert Beebe, Samuel Trott, etc. and as with the Baptists that split because of the missionary work of Carey and Serampore, Osbourn and company split in
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"Palm Sunday" by Henry Smith of Bradford
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yet you see from the text how old a device of Satan this is
thinking of so many I love who have been many years in the Lord's work
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