1845 ALEXANDER CARSON. Baptism in its Mode and Subjects. Rare Scottish Baptist! Sermons That this Society entertain a

That this Society entertain a grateful sense of the very disinterested and signal service rendered to the cause of emancipation by James Ross of Washington County in the trial of the Commonwealth against Aberilla Blackmore on which he voluntarily and without prospect ************************ of two oppressed Black people unlawfully held in bondage

but text very crisp with foxing on title and very slight upper edge tide mark on last few leaves

The Saints Everlasting Rest in Two Volumes by Richard Baxter

during the American Revolution

he was the grand old man of revival for many and his voice influenced others widely

1845 ALEXANDER CARSON. Baptism in its Mode and Subjects. Rare Scottish Baptist! Sermons That this Society entertain aLovely first American edition of this classic Scottish Baptist work by one of the premier Baptist theologians of the time. Includes the original label on the pastedown from the American Baptist Society. Also includes a biography of Carson and his conversion from Scottish Presbyterianism to joining the Baptists. As the story goes, he was actually tasked with studying Baptism to argue against the growing young Baptist movement in Scotland. Instead, he