1778 SAMUEL PALMER. The Puritans of the Great Ejection. Two Volumes + Beautiful Engravings. Manuscript adopted MacKnight and Doddridge’s and

adopted MacKnight and Doddridge’s and did more to bring about the late revision [the RV of 1881] than any other man on earth” [38]

that His death is an effectual means to attain all the valuable gracious ends for which he submitted to die – He died as a sacrifice for sin to expiate the guilt of it

by the Word

To aid in his memory of those precious promises

but parted ways when they adopted Baptist views

1778 SAMUEL PALMER. The Puritans of the Great Ejection. Two Volumes + Beautiful Engravings. Manuscript adopted MacKnight and Doddridge’s andA very textually crisp example, retaining all the called for plates of prominent puritans, of one of the most important histories of the Great Ejection of 1662. This is the second, greatly expanded, and illustrated edition. Engravings include: Edmund Calamy [both Senior and Junior]; Thomas Doolittle; William Jenkyn; William Bates; Henry Jessey; Joseph Caryl, Thomas Jacomb; Thomas Manton' Thomas Gouge [Gough]; John Owen; Stephen Charnock; Thomas