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1762 WILLIAM CROOKSHANK. Sufferings of the Scottish Covenanters + Original Unpublished Great Awakening Hymn. PentecostalA really attractive volume, but, alas, only the second volume. Scarce though and well worth preserving. Includes content on Alexander Peden [Peden the Prophet], the martyrdoms of Cargill, the Battle at Bothwell, the torture of Mr. Carstairs, martyrdom of Mr. Renwick, etc. Additionally, as you'll see in the photographs, a wonderful three stanza hymn that appears to not be published. It begins, "Shall I a blood bought sinner dare . . . " and continues
I have learned what I can of the steamer business since I have been here and found it on the whole the most stupendous fraud of the age
John Howe (1630-1705)
I shall not be able to lecture this winter at Weymouth Landing
His bookplate is present and was executed by the artist W
is a much needed one
All three died
Eleven pamphlets with not a single one of them on the market at any price
We can only assume Wilberforce saw the gift as a strategic move
Occasional small closed tears
- Missionary to the Indians at Conajohare
We have not been able to trace another example of this fine cast iron slave image
Dale on Baptism