1765 PSALTER. Owned and with MSs notes by Important Abolitionist, Beilby Porteus [1731-1809] Bible they turn the Presbyterian /

they turn the Presbyterian / Dissenter's own arguments of religious liberty and conscience to great effect against their authors

Prophets at Edinburgh

His professors form a who's who of 19th century Presbtyerianism

plus "God's Displeasure with those who Remain Sinfully Neutral in the Work of Reform

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1765 PSALTER. Owned and with MSs notes by Important Abolitionist, Beilby Porteus [1731-1809] Bible they turn the Presbyterian /Wonderful little piece of Abolition ephemera and history. Bielby Porteus [1731 1809] was the Bishop of London and the earliest and most significant voice within the Church of England's clergy structure arguing for the aboltion of the Slave Trade. Acting as the Corresponding Secretary at Lambeth Palace as a young Priest, he corresponded with the missionaries in the West Indies and Americas; these correspondences often included first hand reports of the