1792 FEMALE PRESBYTERIAN SERMONS. Rare Female "Written" Sermons Argue for Status Quo, Including Servants & Slaves. Autograph Thirty-seven chapters discuss the glacial

Thirty-seven chapters discuss the glacial age

by Richard Cecil

the experience of pure love and holiness

5pp ALS dating to July 5

Comprising an Account of the Most Important Transactions of the Reformation

1792 FEMALE PRESBYTERIAN SERMONS. Rare Female "Written" Sermons Argue for Status Quo, Including Servants & Slaves. Autograph Thirty-seven chapters discuss the glacialA very scarce title indeed. No copies offered at auction in the records for the last 100 years and non on the market; we have never seen another example. A fascinating piece of social history. Hannah was the daughter of Rev. Benjamin Sowden, Minister of the Presbyterian Church in Rotterdam [d. 1778] and friend and correspondent regarding matters of the American Revolution with Benjamin Franklin [See here: To Benjamin Franklin from [Benjamin Sowden], 1