Spring samuel 1746 1819 (3 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 59, [1 blank]pp. Disbound restitched pamphlet with half-title. Inscription on half-title: "T. Keating's Cambridge Nov. 28th 1824 From M.E.K." Two closed tears to half-title, leaves bright with scattered foxing. A biography of Christ and a mild attack on the Unitarians. The inscription is no doubt that of Theodore Keating's, Harvard class of 1821 who graduated with Ralph Waldo Emerson. Shaw & Shoemaker, 9413.…

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 8vo. 26pp. Disbound, stitched. No half title. Leaves toned and foxed. Good. In a fiery sermon, Rev. Spring attacks France and mourns the loss of thousands of lives in Philadelphia and New York caused by the "fatal inflammation" [Yellow fever epidemic of 1798]. He is hostile toward Americans who have fallen under the influence of France, calling them "infatuated Americans" who have been duped, saying "the French have undertaken to manage our elections, and to direct our cabinet." Trying to split the union. He praises the shipbuilding industry in Newburyport, praising the war frigate, USS Merrimack, which was built, rigged and manned in less than 5 months. Rev. Spring lists American warships in service, number of guns, etc. Evans 34590, ESTCW29528 [Yellow Fever- Epidemic of 1798] [France- Quasi-War].…

Paper, removed. 64 p.; 19 cm. Charge, given by the Rev. Daniel Hopkins; the right hand by Elihu Thayer. (Evans, American bibliography 18793) [title continues] to the pastoral care of the First Church in Amesbury, Oct. 13, 1784. Dublished by desire. Good, pages moderately toned. Front edge of half-title chipped.…