1752 HENRY GROVE. Discourse Concerning The Lord's Supper. Owned Revolutionary War Chaplain. Congregational this work often gets overlooked

this work often gets overlooked as talking explicitly about the afterlife

A few contemporary or early marginal notations worthy of investigation

*Revivals of Religion: Concord NH

Robert Jackson

1752 HENRY GROVE. Discourse Concerning The Lord's Supper. Owned Revolutionary War Chaplain. Congregational this work often gets overlookedA very nice copy of an influential work on the Lord's supper in colonial and post colonial America. And a lovely little piece of ephemera, having been owned by influential Revolutionary War Chaplain, Rev. Samuel West. Reverend Samuel West (1730 1807) was an influential chaplain in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. This would have come as a surprise to no one. His 1776 "Election Sermon" he affirmed the right of the Colonies to rebel