1627 KING JAMES BIBLE. With Early American Emigrant Provenance. A Well-Traveled Example. InklingsA well traveled early King James imprint originally belonging to Philip Blisse [Bliss; d. 1629] of Market Harborough. From thence to Thomas Wright [1610 1670] who was born in England. He apparently met and married Boston born Mary Cranbroke [1609 1641] in England in 1629. Their first child was born in Manchester, England [1630], then Kelvedon, England [1632], then Hartford, Connecticut [1633], then two more children in England [1634, and 1635] and a
Scrap of paper mounted to an early larger fragment labeled "Gen
Chesterton's godson
Very good cloth copy of an important work by one of the persons linking the second great awakening
she had become a regular correspondent and compatriot to Wilberforce himself
previous Governor of New Jersey [East] in the late 17th century
highly recommended by Spurgeon
Sea Gold: The Story of a Boy Who Masters Deep Sea Diving
the Morning Star had been "moderate" in its opposition to slavery
Johnson publicly expressed his defiance of the Radical Republicans
America was God's country
As the fighting swelled
A very nicely preserved set of the first edition of the collected works of John Bunyan