c.1840 ANONYMOUS. The Heart of Man. Either A Temple of God; or the Habitation of Satan SlaveryRare imprint of one of the most visually fascinating works of devotion of the early 19th century. Originally published in German in the early 1700's, but translated by the pietist communities in Pennsylvania in various editions from the 1840's to 1860's. The illustrations are just superb. Anonymous. The Heart of Man. Either A Temple of God; or the Habitation of Satan. Represented in Ten Emblematical Figures. Calculated to Awaken and Promote a
Natural History of Enthusiasm and Saturday Evening
Fowle was the first Colonial printer to published a work by Samuel Adams and to publish the Scriptures
She calls him her Master in the extant letters and he is believed to be the muse behind Dickinson's "The Master Letters
This was perhaps the last Jakarta publication
and the present
Even all the doors leading below except one were locked & it took us some time to find it as we threaded our way through prostrate forms of men who were sleeping on deck in all kinds of positions & places
He is concerned with the idea that the "righteousness of Christ" prevents even the slightest defect in His children
and therefore not involved in the War
He was ane Zealous defender of Primitive Christianity & the Antient Government of the Church
slavery is a wrong
preached in 1767
Founder of the Sailor’s Rest of the South African General Mission at Natal