1837 HENRY MARTYN. First Edition of His Complete Journals and Letters. Never Reprinted. Pentecostal

1837 HENRY MARTYN. First Edition of His Complete Journals and Letters. Never Reprinted. PentecostalVery scarce two volume set of the complete journals and letters of Henry Martyn [1781 1812]. His biography and portions of his diary, edited by John Sargeant, were a staple of Christian devotion and tales of missionary heroism from his death in 1812 through to the early 20th century. However, his primary resource publication, as here, was never reprinted, largely because of its size and the popularity of Sargeant's work. Martyn was missionary to both

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A very rare second volume of this important early American Baptist periodical

George Whitefield that brought her national renown

That was Thomas Wilson's [1563-1622] which had long been out of print

Jethro Rumple [1827-1906]

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he served as House Governor of Didsbury College from 1843 to 1864 and was President of the 1858 Conference