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1750 THOMAS PALMER. Radical Baptist Preacher of the Great Awakening. Very Scarce. AbolitionAn excessively rare Great Awakening era radical Baptist work that is anything but conciliatory to other Independents and Dissenters. No other copies on the market, nor have we ever handled another. We note only 3 or 4 copies held institutionally, including the British Library. Thomas Campbell was a Baptist minister of some prominence at Hull [at least 1740 1752]. The present was his only published work. Bibliographic reference shows an issue of the
Daniel Clark
" He spoke well
and for many years
Gates and Williamson would cull together a small group of followers who practiced free love and chose “spouses” for a day or even a lifetime
"I have still important work before me which I could like to see finished
a perhaps misguided sermon when it comes that particular theological premise [in our view
How then does the Gospel justify its claim to being good news so ever under this curse - how does it reveal that curse as taken away
another non-authorial holograph by E
A touching
* A Word to Singers
but very solid and overall clean
There exists one other similar volume sold some time ago at auction