1807 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Original Autograph from Letter to James Stephen, Architect of Anti-Slavery Bill DevotionSo, the good news is that this is a wonderful clear autograph of William Wilberforce neatly situated in the remains of a letter that was entirely in his hand. The bad news is that at some point, someone separated this from the remainder of the letter, which would have been of great historical significance. The letter was written to his brother in law, James Stephen. He was a lawyer and is today considered the chief legal mind behind the rather
The Evangelical Clergy Defended
The present represents a nearly irreproducible archive of ten pamphlets from the only significant theological controversy Spurgeon ever involved himself in
he served as a brigade chaplain in the Continental Army of the United States
Perhaps unique
Wonderful piece of preaching history
bear to him
each with its own half-title of sorts and originally published in two volumes
it is stamped on one side
What a wonderful assemblage of 16 finely bound matching bindings by Ramage of London
A few corners lacking
A Parable for the Church
and was an early leader among the Plymouth Brethren