1802 SAMUEL PALMER. History of the Puritan Great Ejection of 1662. Puritan Biography. Reformer but instead of flourishing without

but instead of flourishing without a Rival

"To our well beloved Brethren in ye ministry who are exerting themselves to practice primitive Christianity

Many thanks for your booklet

Spurgeon said

*Fine half page inscription [original] by abolitionist

1802 SAMUEL PALMER. History of the Puritan Great Ejection of 1662. Puritan Biography. Reformer but instead of flourishing withoutA slightly updated version, also rare, of the 1778 version we are also offering. This is Samuel Palmer's work, which has so much additional material as to be substantially a different work that Calamy's, on the Puritan Great Ejection of 1662. Contains additional plates from the 1778 edition. The engravings include: Edmund Calamy Senior; Edmund Calamy Junior; Thomas Doolittle; William Bates; Samuel Annesley; Henry Jessey; Thomas Watson; John Owen;