1848 THEODORE CLAPP. A Discourse on Hell. Rare New Orleans Presbyterian Goes "Conditional Immortality" Manuscript front partially detached

front partially detached

"This is a country for white men

A year later

And it gave Bread by Employment to the Artist and Labourer

the Honorable Council

1848 THEODORE CLAPP. A Discourse on Hell. Rare New Orleans Presbyterian Goes "Conditional Immortality" Manuscript front partially detachedA very scarce imprint. Theodore Clapp [1792 1866] was a prominent Southern Presbyterian divine, pastoring the First Presbyterian Church of New Orleans. Trained at Andover, after taking the post, as the story goes, he had just finished preaching a sermon on "Endless Punishment," when he was approached by a gentleman who said his mind had quite changed on the subject. He offered to Clapp the same challenge he had received, to study Scripture as though