1824 ADAM CLARKE. Extensive 2pp Autograph Letter Reproving a Moving Company. Very Attractive. Autograph A very fine assemblage of

A very fine assemblage of the funeral sermons and lives of some of the most significant Evangelical clergy of the early 19th century

who was passing by about his master's business

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being abandoned to travel to the “important” pulpits of those mentioned

crisp and solid

1824 ADAM CLARKE. Extensive 2pp Autograph Letter Reproving a Moving Company. Very Attractive. Autograph A very fine assemblage ofWonderful, crisp 2pp autograph letter by Methodist theologian, Adam Clarke. Clarke was arguably the most influential Methodist thinker, aside from Wesley, during the whole of the 19th century. Nearly every Methodist minister and many Methodist lay people owned and used his commentary; it was the "gold standard" for interpretation among them and continually in print, as it remains to this day. The present letter dates to 1824 and is addressed to Messrs