1830's SLAVERY & BAPTIST TRACTS. Rare Tracts of Baptist General Tract Society & American Tract Society. Reformer Fidelity and Usefulness

Fidelity and Usefulness

Found the Road not as muddy as we had been led to expect but all the descriptions of tourists had failed to give up the first faint idea of it as it is except the general one that it was difficult

Bardwell says you have the same character and would like to be a missionary

Wendell Phillips

Light to moderate foxing as shown

1830's SLAVERY & BAPTIST TRACTS. Rare Tracts of Baptist General Tract Society & American Tract Society. Reformer Fidelity and UsefulnessA very nicely preserved mixed volume of bound tracts, seemingly all sourced either from the Baptist General Tract Society of Philadlephia, or the America Tract Society of New York. These little sammelbands increasingly rare. Of special note: The African Servant. An Authentic Narrative by Legh Richmond. New York. American Tract Society. Account of the Death of Infidel. Baptist General Tract Society. Philadelphia. The Rewards of the Conquering Christian