Boston, New-England: 1763. 48pp, stitched and untrimmed. Light wear, light spotting, Very Good. Ownership signature, "Amos Moody. Dom. 1763." This piece shows "the split between conditional Arminianism, which provides salvation to those men redeemed by faith, and unconditional Calvinism...Wigglesworth, voicing distinct Arminian sentiments, answered that all election and foreordination are..... More

Boston: Thomas Fleet. 1754. 34pp, with the half title and errata statement, but without the final blank. Stitched, untrimmed with generous margins. Half title dusted, else Very Good. These discourses, plus his earlier attack on Whitefield, established Wigglesworth as "a leader among the anti-evangelical clergy" [DAB]. The first Hollis Professor..... More

Boston: Thomas Fleet. 1754. 34pp but lacking the half title and final blank. Disbound. The errata statement is at the bottom page 34. Good+. These discourses, plus his previous attacks on Whitefield, established Wigglesworth as a "leader among the anti-evangelical clergy" [DAB]. The first Hollis Professor at Harvard, Wigglesworth argues..... More

Boston, New - England: Printed and Sold by John Draper, in Cornhill, 1757. 31, [1 blank] pp, with the half title as issued. Stitched. Lower blank corner of half title clipped, light foxing. Faint decorative blindstamp. Else Very Good, with attractive typography. Wigglesworth was Hollisian Professor of Divinity at Harvard..... More