1842 BENNET ROBERTS. Baptists and Universalism in the West. Rare Zanesville, Ohio Imprint. Illustrated opposing the abolition of slavery

opposing the abolition of slavery and factory legislation

a bit cracked at hinges

In Venetia

we located the last two in the back of a drawer

Includes an extensive 1843 letter to John on the use of music in church

1842 BENNET ROBERTS. Baptists and Universalism in the West. Rare Zanesville, Ohio Imprint. Illustrated opposing the abolition of slaveryA very scarce Zanesville, Ohio imprint of a work by Windsor [Morgan County], Baptist pastor, Bennet Roberts. He was also founder of the first anti slavery society in the area in 1836. No copy was extant before the one offered as part of the collection of Robert G. Hayman in 1979. Zanesville historian, Norris Schneider, was not aware of the imprint's existence and had never seen an example. An important primary resource on the religious conflicts