1779 WILLIAM CLARK. The Visible Marks of Christ's Spiritual Church. Owned by First Conscientious Objectors in America. Congregational small nicks and losses just

small nicks and losses just barely at extremities

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Nicely preserved first American imprint of John Brown [1722-1787] of Haddington's classic work of Scottish theology

bound with original advert for the first volume of the New Park Street Pulpit as well

waged up and down the coast

1779 WILLIAM CLARK. The Visible Marks of Christ's Spiritual Church. Owned by First Conscientious Objectors in America. Congregational small nicks and losses justA fascinating little piece of Americana, written during the American Revolution, argues "The Spoils of Warefare to Maintain, Require the Power they did to Gain," as Quaker Christian rational for a Christian Pacificism during the War. This copy owned by the first Conscientious Objectors in America! The work itself was written by prominent Quaker Physician, William Clark. Born in 1698, Clark was educated at Leyden [1727] and first practiced in London