1860 CIVIL WAR & SLAVERY. A Tract for Slaves. Bought with a Price. Rare. Calvinism

1860 CIVIL WAR & SLAVERY. A Tract for Slaves. Bought with a Price. Rare. CalvinismA very rare work by Charlotte Maria Tucker [1821 1893], and here published by the American Tract Society during the 1860's, likely for distribution and use with slaves liberated via the Emancipation Proclamation and the end of the Civil War. In the story, a slave in Africa is suspected of wrong doing by the African chief that owns him and thus flees for his life. The slave is shot in the leg and about to be killed when a Christian takes the next arrow

with no personal note of ownership

And in end

Galatians vi

A Letter from Mr

and fought

quite handsome on the shelf and very sound

1883 in Spurgeon's typical purple ink

Evans argues what has come to be known as "dual covenant" or "two covenant" theology

Your full spoon

Cutter later acquired the Allen mill

loss of $250

Henry Varley [who was preaching when Moody received his famous call]