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Absolutely charming little quarter cloth pocket hymnal issued by the American Tract Society to support the growing prayer meeting movement flowing out of the Fulton Street Revival from 1857 forward
and Children
dated September 11-October 16
Mohican Indians] for 16 years
and just so nicely preserved it's hard to believe they weren't published
1779 WILLIAM CLARK. The Visible Marks of Christ's Spiritual Church. Owned by First Conscientious Objectors in America. Evangelical Absolutely charming little quarter clothA fascinating little piece of Americana, written during the American Revolution, argues "The Spoils of Warefare to Maintain, Require the Power they did to Gain," as Quaker Christian rational for a Christian Pacificism during the War. This copy owned by the first Conscientious Objectors in America! The work itself was written by prominent Quaker Physician, William Clark. Born in 1698, Clark was educated at Leyden [1727] and first practiced in London
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