1797 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Inscribed First Edition of One of the Most Important Books in Christian History. Divine Healing The man who invited us

The man who invited us to come there being gone back home

Includes the promice [sic] - with Himself to reign

I am very sorry however to say that it is impossible for me to be there

*Communications from Mr

by which the public security and happliness are promoted

1797 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Inscribed First Edition of One of the Most Important Books in Christian History. Divine Healing The man who invited usWhat a wonderful item. By now, for those acquainted with Church history anyway, the story is something of a commonplace. The power of books is displayed in the history of Wilberforce's classic text. Traveling all the way back in time to the puritan era, a young Richard Baxter picked up Richards Sibbes' 1630 classic The Bruised Reed. There he found Christ and became a Christian. In time, Baxter himself penned his Call to the Unconverted to Turn and