1656 THOMAS HOOKER. The Application of Redemption. Rare American Puritan with Wonderful Provenance. Fine Binding which began in 1856

which began in 1856

and Motives

and a report of the 1721 questions on Marrow Theology to the General Assembly

which the Congregationalists largely favored contra Richard Baxter had kept the movements separate

Cennick became associate preacher to John Wesley

1656 THOMAS HOOKER. The Application of Redemption. Rare American Puritan with Wonderful Provenance. Fine Binding which began in 1856Well, here is a gem indeed, and nearly unobtainable. It is the first copy we have handled in 25 years. Even more remarkably, it retains some fascinating early American provenance as well. Thomas Hooker [1586 1647] was a prominent early Colonial Puritan divine who founded the Colony of Connecticut. His accomplishments cut an equally impressive course across theology, experimental puritan writing, and political and civic leadership. Considered by many