1824 AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. First Ten Years of the ATS. Rare. Work among Immigrants, Slaves &c. PremillennialismVery rare early history of the work of the American Tract Society, including significant articulations and examples of their work among immigrants, the poor, toward the Westward Expansion, and among the slaves and free black population in America. No other examples on the market at the time of cataloging and none traced at auction. ATS. Proceedings of the First Ten Years of the American Tract Society, Instituted at Boston, 1814. To Which is Added a
Some foxing at prelims
Genesis XLIX and Deuteronomy XXXIII Considered by Edward Hine
He typified the Second Great Awakening period
he was editor of the Annual Review of Nuclear Science from 1957 - 1997
Thus ends the dispute between such as hold to common and such as hold to special to special grace – a plague on both your houses
Third Stereotype Edition
He occurs in all the standard biographies of George Whitefield
Hulme and almost certainly references William Ramsey and the death of his wife in India
modified by Astro
1829 [Complete]
demonstrating that a young man who prays
He then re-married the following year to Sarah Hankredge