1727 HENRY GIBBS. Godly Children their Parents Joy. Important Americana. George Whitefield Edward Elton [1569-1624]

Edward Elton [1569-1624]

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The Doctrines of Grace

Calloway had undergone a "conversion" of sorts with regard to his views of black Americans

1727 HENRY GIBBS. Godly Children their Parents Joy. Important Americana. George Whitefield Edward Elton [1569-1624]A very important early 18th century work of family piety by the Puritan, Henry Gibbs [1668 1723]. It operated in the same space as the New England Primer, the Bay Psalm Book, and the works for the family and children by Increase and Cotton Mather. Referenced in Samuel Sewall's diary. We trace no copies at auction and available institutionally at the American Antiquarian Society and Harvard University. This copy also contains important Rowley,