1765 EBENEZER SPARHAWK. 36pp of Colonial American Red-Hot Sermons by Important Divine Leather "the Wicked War" with Mexico

"the Wicked War" with Mexico

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1765 EBENEZER SPARHAWK. 36pp of Colonial American Red-Hot Sermons by Important Divine Leather "the Wicked War" with MexicoThree fine, rather blistering sermons in the revivalist manner of the American Great Awakening in thirty six neat manuscript pages. The author is Reverend Ebenezer Sparhawk [1738 1805], Minister for 45 years at the Congregational Church at Templeton, Massachusetts. He was regarded as one of the most faithful of Congregational divines; given to a rigid church discipline, clarity of expression, and preaching reminiscent of Samuel Davies or Jonathan