1860 ADONIRAM JUDSON. Early Burmese Tracts by Judson, Owned by Co-Translator of Burmese Bible. Americana with the passage of the

with the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law in 1850

by John Woolman

No textual marks other than the addresses being number on the "Contents" page

Jurieu himself having been influenced by the Camisard Prophets

1860 ADONIRAM JUDSON. Early Burmese Tracts by Judson, Owned by Co-Translator of Burmese Bible. Americana with the passage of theAn exceptionally scarce early sammelband of imprints form the mission press at Maulmain, Burmah, including the third printing of Adoniram Judson's Septenary. Essentially a complete manual of doctrine and practice for pastoral ministry in Burmah, Judson's Septenary is exceptionally rare, with not a single example traced in the auction record for over 100 years. Additional works, also each rare, by Edward Abiel Stevens [1814 1886], Adoniram Judson's