1808 LEMUEL HAYNES. Rare Sermon by the "Black Puritan" of New England on Universal Salvation Vellum when solemn Darkness spreads her

when solemn Darkness spreads her sable wings upon smiling Nature's wide expanse

The Future Tenses of the Blessed Life

have been damp at some point

flourishes best in its native soil

we are reconciled to it

1808 LEMUEL HAYNES. Rare Sermon by the "Black Puritan" of New England on Universal Salvation Vellum when solemn Darkness spreads herVery rare sermon, with no other examples on the market, by Lemuel Haynes [1753 1833]. Born in 1753 to a black father and white mother in New England, his options were limited. He began life as an indentured servant. As part of his "indenture" he was required to go to church, which was a strongly experimental gathering deeply influenced by Whitefield, Edwards, and others. Thus how he came to be known as "The Black Puritan." The doctrinal forces came to