1843 ISAAC J. HOAG. Important Archive of 500+ Pages of Manuscripts by New York Freewill Baptist Pioneer! Abolition

1843 ISAAC J. HOAG. Important Archive of 500+ Pages of Manuscripts by New York Freewill Baptist Pioneer! AbolitionSuperb archive of in excess of 500 pages of sermons and manuscripts by important New York and regional Freewill Baptist pioneer pastor and church planter, Reverend Isaac J. Hoag [1819 1891]. Born at Chatham, New York, young Isaac was converted to Christ at 15 years of age and became associated with the then "Free Baptists" at Stephentown, New York. He received a license to preach in 1846 and was ordained by the Freewill Baptists at Poestenkill, New

The Old and New Testament Connected in the History of the Jews and Neighbouring Nations

Spurgeon's [whom he had for breakfast at Downing Street repeatedly]

but that we and our children should have been hewers of wood and drawers of water to them that hated us

though very much worth rebinding as well

We trace no copies at auction and available institutionally at the American Antiquarian Society and Harvard University

split at hinges but solid

and era of pocket Bibles produced by the American Bible Society for distribution by the Chaplains of the Christian Commission among soldiers

Very rare Irish first imprint of the notice and account of the closing scenes associated with the death of John Wesley on March 2

it has been suggested that this is the inscription of the famous dramatist

He was the author of many works of devotion

and Malebranche

The Phoebe Palmer piece alone is worth the price