A Report of the Trial of the Rev. Theodore Clapp, Before the Mississippi Presbytery, at Their Sessions in May and December 1832

Author: [Rev. Theodore Clapp]
Title: A Report of the Trial of the Rev. Theodore Clapp, Before the Mississippi Presbytery, at Their Sessions in May and December 1832
Publication: New Orleans: Printed and Published by Hotchkiss & Co., 1833
Edition: First Edition

Description: Hardcover. Octavo. xiv, 374 pages, [1]. Original paper covered boards with cloth spine. Title label on spine is gone. Boards are rubbed. Edges of the covers are worn and chipped. Moderate damp-stains and scattered foxing to the text. Front end sheet removed and front blank end paper torn with loss. Pencil scribbles on the right front flyleaf. Cracks in the text block pages 160, 161 (no loose pages). Contents are a defence and trial of Rev. Clapp in a contentious religious doctrine debate. Early New Orleans imprint. Poor to fair condition.

Sabin 13230. Fair.

Seller ID: 31417

Subject: Religion



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