1830's SLAVERY & BAPTIST TRACTS. Rare Tracts of Baptist General Tract Society & American Tract Society. Reformer He is the author of

He is the author of the Massachusetts Psalter [published with Thomas Prince and of similar rarity and historical value to the Bay Psalm Book

or whether it is the Second "Pine" Edition

Bardwell says you have the same character and would like to be a missionary

It is possible indeed for government to command what it may not be lawful to comply with

Very attractive ex library buckram

1830's SLAVERY & BAPTIST TRACTS. Rare Tracts of Baptist General Tract Society & American Tract Society. Reformer He is the author ofA very nicely preserved mixed volume of bound tracts, seemingly all sourced either from the Baptist General Tract Society of Philadlephia, or the America Tract Society of New York. These little sammelbands increasingly rare. Of special note: The African Servant. An Authentic Narrative by Legh Richmond. New York. American Tract Society. Account of the Death of Infidel. Baptist General Tract Society. Philadelphia. The Rewards of the Conquering Christian