1864 CIVIL WAR. Methodist Hymnal in Fine Pocket Leather / Wisconsin Methodist Pastor - Chaplain. Fine BindingA very charming, near miniature Civil War, stamped A. R. Grant multiple times, likely the Rev. A. R. Grant of Milwaukee Wisconsin, prominent temperance advocate, etc., An unusually nicely produced and preserved Civil War era imprint. Anonymous. Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Revised Edition. Cincinnati. Published by Poe & Hitchcock. 1864. 719pp. A very good copy, bound in full leather, generally solid, with generally bright pages
who had been close friends with Wilberforce while at St John's College in 1775 and 1776
*John Fitch and Robert Fulton [first-hand account]
This is the finest copy of a very important Bible we have ever laid hands or eyes on
a very small darkened streak on front board and abrasion
Ideal Views of the Primitive World
an invincible love of liberty
Absolutely charming straightgrain red leather binding with raised bands
It opened in 1933 but closed after just three months
and to apologize and play nice with England
The Manner of his Setting out
The first chronological item was preached in 1843 on Matthew 28
but nearly disbound with almost all pages loose form original notebook