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This is a book of The Christian Almanack book printed in 1822Published for the New England Tract SocietyTitle page wood engraving has caption that reads Lo, I am with you even into the end of the world. Go Ye into all the world and preach to every creature Page 17- Questions for children and youth- example - how many millions have not the bible?End page shows a list of stages , the houses they were put up, days & hours they leave, return to BostonCondition as shown, browned, fragile but readableIt has seen a lot of wear (dog earing) but it is complete at least to page 46It has a sewn thread bindingThe measurements are 8 tall by 5 wide approximatelyMade way before the Civil War, has survived 186 years so far
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HISTORICAL RARE BOOK & THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY / INVENTORY / RESEARCH ARCHIVE.
INSTANT HISTORICAL and THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY containing in-part over 30,000 books and pamphlets.
Over 1650 feet of books and ephemera shelved and available for inspection. Also 230 boxes packed full.
Many First Editions and Early Printings by noted theologians & authors including: John Wesley, Charles Spurgeon, Alexander Campbell, George Whitefield, John Calvin, Roger Williams, Lorenzo Dow, A. J. Gordon, Sam Jones, D. L. Moody, Jacob Catlin, Jonathan Edwards, William Gladstone, Robert Lewis Dabney, J. William Jones, William Styron and Archibald Rutledge.
[Whitefield, George] [18th century American Imprints] A collection of twenty seven rare pamphlets mostly opposed to the preaching of George Whitefield printed during the great pamphlet wars occasioned by the Great Awakening in New England, 1740-1745.
Good books and ephemera on African-American / Black history & dialect, Alcoholics Anonymous, American history, Church history, Bibles & Translations, Books about Books & Book Collecting, Concordances, Juvenile, Lexicons, Literature, Native-Americans, Natural history, Nautical / Naval history, Philosophy, Reference, Religious Biography, Sermons, Theology, Travel, Virginia history, Western Americana, and World history.
Five four-drawer file cabinets filled with uncounted thousands of papers & pamphlets of research material collected over fifty years; incl ...
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