1813 ISAAC WATTS. The World To Come - Discourses on the Joys and Sorrows of Death + Hymns. MartyrsInteresting early imprint of Isaac Watts' classic work of practical eschatology. This edition signed multiple times by Joseph Meatyard [b. 1785] of Stour Provost, England. Watts, Isaac. The World to Come; Or, Discourses on the Joys or Sorrows of Departed Souls at Death and the Glory or Terror of the Resurrection. A New Edition. Embelllished with a Fine Portrait of the Author. Bungay. Brightly and Childi. 1813. 563pp. Original calf, quite worn, though
at Chelsea [VT]
Transferware involved a process similar to printing in a book with a copper plate
ye never have I since I espoused the cause of God been left to wander in the dark
The Priceless Ornaments
The nature of the case is not clear
from his Extensive Correspondence
Appears to have been perhaps preached upon a day for receiving the Lord's Supper
Plainely discovering the Mysteries of Christian Religion
"He giveth grace to the humble
and many in his church did not like the pressure
and its successor
especially the knowledge of Greek and Hebrew