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By: STRONG, NATHAN.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: 1811 1811
Item Number: 15228
STRONG, NATHAN. The Mutability of Human Life. A Sermon, Preached March 10, 1811. By Nathan Strong, Pastor of the North Presbyterian Church in Hartford. Published by a number of the Hearers. Hartford: Printed by Judson and Goodwin. 1811. Octavo. Disbound pamphlet, light foxing, small light damp stain in outer margin of first few pages. 14pp. Includes half-title page. Amer. Bibliog. #23996. Nathan Strong (1748-1816) longtime Congregational minister in Hartford, Conn., firm promoter and supporter of revivalism; he was the principal founder and sustainer of the Connecticut Evangelical Magazine. We... View more info
By: STRONG, NATHAN.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: 19TH-AM-CT-HARTFORD-HUDSON & GOODWIN: 1808 1808
Item Number: 15222
STRONG, NATHAN. A Sermon, Delivered at the Consecration of the New Brick Church in Hartford. December 3, 1807. By Nathan Strong. [small woodcut of lyre & trumpet] Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1808. Octavo. Disbound pamphlet, light foxing. Pagination: 22pp. With half-title page. Amer. Bibliog. #16264. Nathan Strong (1748-1816) longtime Congregational minister in Hartford, Conn., firm promoter and supporter of revivalism; he was the principal founder and sustainer of the Connecticut Evangelical Magazine. We offer his sermon preached on the text, Psalm 93:5, Holiness becometh thine ho... View more info
By: STRONG, NATHAN.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: 19TH-AM-CT-HARTFORD-GLEASON: 1812 1812
Item Number: 15220
"STRONG, NATHAN. A Fast Sermon, Delivered in the North Presbyterian Meeting House, in Hartford, July 23, 1812, By Nathan Strong, Pastor of the Church. Hartford: Printed by Peter B. Gleason & Co., 1812. Octavo. Disbound pamphlet, spine tattered, light foxing--heavier last leaf, untrimmed dog-ear bottom inside corner of title. Pagination: (1) title, (1) blank, [5]-19pp, lacking half-title leaf. Amer. Bibliog. #26820. Nathan Strong (1748-1816) longtime Congregational minister in Hartford, Conn., firm promoter and supporter of revivalism; he was the principal founder and sustainer of the Conne... View more info
