1887 RANDOLPH J. TUCKER. Polygamy: Anti-Mormon Bill to Ban Polygamy. Rare. ZZArtwork Character of the First Baptist

Character of the First Baptist Preachers of New England

Moderately foxed at prelims and some minor to text

Alexander Campbell and His View of Baptism for the Remission of Sin [series on Campbell and his view of Baptism

An exceptional example of a scarce anti-Lincoln broadside with an inferior example held at the Library of Congress as part of the Alfred Whital Stern Collection of Lincolniana

1887 RANDOLPH J. TUCKER. Polygamy: Anti-Mormon Bill to Ban Polygamy. Rare. ZZArtwork Character of the First BaptistRare speech of Virginia Representative, and namesake of the Act, J. Randolph Tucker in support of the Edmunds Tucker Act of 1887. The Act of Congress aimed to restrict polygamist practices of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. In President Grover Cleveland's annual address to Congress in December 1885, he emotionally discussed the issue of polygamy in Utah: The strength, the perpetuity, and the destiny of the nation rest upon our homes,