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1831 AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY "Why Should I Not Be Saved!" Exceptionally Rare Tract. Methodist The Dying Soldier

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The Dying Soldier

Spurgeon said of Hawker's works [speaking here of his similarly veined commentary]

Symington transfered to Calton-Glasgow

Etymology of the Word Od

Their voyage now is o'er

1831 AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY "Why Should I Not Be Saved!" Exceptionally Rare Tract. Methodist The Dying SoldierAn exceptionally scarce and early example of an American Tract Society single sheet tract. These are very rare in the trade, often turning up without other extant examples documented. This was handbill tract No. 92 in the Tracts and Handbill series issued by the ATS in 1831. "Why Should I Not Be Saved!" New York. American Tract Society. Nd . c. 1831. A good copy with stains as shown. Measures Approx. 7. 5" x 4. 25"

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