1792 FEMALE PRESBYTERIAN SERMONS. Rare Female "Written" Sermons Argue for Status Quo, Including Servants & Slaves. Autograph the experience of pure love

the experience of pure love and holiness

Unhappy America

Comprising an Account of the Most Important Transactions of the Reformation

The Duty and Benefit of Intercession by James Brewster

1792 FEMALE PRESBYTERIAN SERMONS. Rare Female "Written" Sermons Argue for Status Quo, Including Servants & Slaves. Autograph the experience of pure loveA very scarce title indeed. No copies offered at auction in the records for the last 100 years and non on the market; we have never seen another example. A fascinating piece of social history. Hannah was the daughter of Rev. Benjamin Sowden, Minister of the Presbyterian Church in Rotterdam [d. 1778] and friend and correspondent regarding matters of the American Revolution with Benjamin Franklin [See here: To Benjamin Franklin from [Benjamin Sowden], 1