1839 FRIEND'S LIBRARY #3. Life of Thomas Shillitoe and Other 18th Century Quakers. Missionary he was also a peace

he was also a peace maker

Very scarce universalist / ultimate reconciliation / conditionalist periodical from the period of the Second Great Awakening

It is recorded that he worked the press in full powdered wig and ruffles and was the "queerest" of the printers in Boston

It clearly is not the final production piece as it is not finished outside of the actual portrait

1839 FRIEND'S LIBRARY #3. Life of Thomas Shillitoe and Other 18th Century Quakers. Missionary he was also a peaceAn excellent publication. C. H. Spurgeon repeatedly lauded the early Quaker leaders for their apostolical sacrifice and commitment to preach Christ and to dependence on the Spirit of God for the building of His Church. Though he of course differed from them on doctrinal issues, he lectured on George Foxe and in The Sword & The Trowel frequently excerpted from their works, especially those of biography, as here. This attractive large 4to in full calf