1749 JOHN GILL. Divine Right of Infant Baptism Disproved + Others. Rare Baptist Sammelband! Presbyterian Attributed to Irons are a

Attributed to Irons are a series of "Christian" "Unbeliever" poems and essays on the Bible

The work of the Anglican church there epitomized the difficulty of the Anglican clergy

The final Engraved Plate

Later plain wraps

and the poor among men shall rejoice in the Holy One of Israel

1749 JOHN GILL. Divine Right of Infant Baptism Disproved + Others. Rare Baptist Sammelband! Presbyterian Attributed to Irons are aVery rare sammelband of somewhat defective, but scarce 18th century Baptist works in a very attractive, patinated period leather binding. Also, rare early American provenance, having belonged to Daniel Culver, who served in the American Revolution from 1775 1778. He was wounded in the right arm by a cannister shot by the British at Harlem Heights about September 1776, but continued to serve, though wounded, for a further two years. He served under