1674 RICHARD BAXTER Et al. Supplement to the Morning-Exercise at Cripplegate. Rare Puritan Practical Sermons. George Whitefield this has its root in

this has its root in the original narrative of Cain and Abel

Sermons include: The form of Sound Words [on the value of doctrine]

Spurgeon with facsimile autograph with the image remaining very fresh and bright

James Hill

1674 RICHARD BAXTER Et al. Supplement to the Morning-Exercise at Cripplegate. Rare Puritan Practical Sermons. George Whitefield this has its root inA wonderful example of the rarest of the Cripplegate puritan sermons. I can't imagine what it would have been like to attend; morning sermons by prominent puritans like Thomas Watson, Thomas Manton, Thomas Case, Richard Baxter, Samuel Annesley, and more! Thankfully they were preserved. This is the rarest of the volumes on cases of conscience and issues of practical spirituality. Annesley, Samuel [ed.]. A Supplement to the Morning Exercise at