1857 ESTHER FENN. Mary Brown at Napels, Pompeii, and Herculaneum. Anti-Catholic Travelogue. Jonathan Edwards Both volumes bear the binders

Both volumes bear the binders mark of Thomas Kerslake of Bristol and a charming bookplate of Mary B

lest we live in some way of sin (Sep 1733) - 11-12 Great guilt of those who attend on the ordinances of divine worship

presumably at Wesleyan Grove [now Martha's Vineyard Camp-Meeting]

“Satan invented the Chinese language to keep the Gospel from ¼ of the people of the globe

We would far rather see this excellent assemblage remain intact

1857 ESTHER FENN. Mary Brown at Napels, Pompeii, and Herculaneum. Anti-Catholic Travelogue. Jonathan Edwards Both volumes bear the bindersA rather rare little evangelical travelogue for the young, intending to be both interesting for its travels to Europe, and instructive in its subtle exposure of the Catholic church in its country of origin. Fenn, Esther. Mary Brown at Naples, Pompeii, and Herculaneum. An Instructive Story for Boys and Girls. New York. Kiggins & Kellogg, Publishers. 1857. 204pp. A good + copy, bound in cloth, lightly shaken, with light foxing and some toning.