Philadelphia: 1862. 63pp, disbound, wraps chipped. Good+. James Bayard, Ambrose White, and other congregants urged publication of this piece, which paints a bleak picture of the Nation's circumstances during the darkest days of the War. Slavery is the "one great evil which we had inherited" from England. It was "fastened... More about THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE. A THANKSGIVING DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,...

Boston: Thomas Fleet, 1797. 35, [1 blank] pp, with half title and final blank]. Disbound, light rubberstamp and foxing. Good+. America is blessed with climate, natural resources, geography and all other physical requisites of the good life. Cumings praises the enlightenment of the government and people. "Our lot is... More about A SERMON PREACHED AT BILLERICA, DECEMBER 15, 1796, BEING...A DAY OF PUBLIC PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING

New York: 1845. 21pp, dbd, Good+. More about THE POLITICO-SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS OF OUR REPUBLIC. A SERMON PREACHED BY...PASTOR OF THE SOUTH...

Salem: Thomas C. Cushing, 1795. Stitched, untrimmed, moderate spotting. 30pp, lacking the half title and last leaf. "Excellent treatise on the principles of liberty and on the new Constitution, with remarks on the Revolution" [Jenkins]. Wadsworth says, "Liberty is the birthright and common cause of mankind. It is not... More about AMERICA INVOKED TO PRAISE THE LORD. A DISCOURSE DELIVERED ON THE DAY OF PUBLIC THANKSGIVING...