1653/4 RICHARD BAXTER. The Saints Everlasting Rest. Complete, with Thomas Gataker's Additions. Methodist Good - period example with

Good - period example with some loss at head of spine

was issued as a hymn for the Lord's Supper initially [as notated here]

" Iron was an Illinois native and being issued in 1863

Important missionary document published concurrently with the work of both William Carey and Adoniram Judson [the first imprint being 1829

Superb history of the Old School Presbyterians in America covering the early Presbyterians in America

1653/4 RICHARD BAXTER. The Saints Everlasting Rest. Complete, with Thomas Gataker's Additions. Methodist Good - period example withRichard Baxters The Saints' Everlasting Rest remains a seminal Puritan devotional work written during his severe, life threatening illness. The work offers Christians a vision of eternal joy and exhorts sufferers toward daily faithfulness even in the midst of affliction. Between the regular plagues, city wide fires, and the on and off Civil Wars of the period, it was a much needed and oft reprinted work. The work, some 800 pages in total, offered a