1801 JOHN OWEN. Twenty Five Discourses Suitable to the Lord's Supper. Rare Puritan Imprint. SlaveryRather scarce early American imprint of the saramental discourses of Puritan, John Owen. Very attractive typeset. Owen, John. Twenty Five Discourses Suitable to the Lord's Supper, Delivered just before the Administration of that Sacred Ordinance. Philadelphia. Printed by Cochran & M'Laughlin. 1801. 163pp. Fair binding, taped on spine, boards all but detached. Text very good save an adhesive bleed toward the rear impeding into the gutter. Very much
Hann resigned in 1763 and commenced his ministry in Upottery
very minor and now inactive worm tracing on lower half inch of front board and a single pin-hold trace in margin of first section of the text
and nicely autographed by him on the blank ffep
Resolutions of the Oneida Presbytery
He may be a long way off in conviction and content in these pages
and prayed to God for the blessings our souls stood in need of
The ship gives a lurch
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and the "establishment of the federal constitution
and very sound
Quick was licensed to preach again at Plymouth
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