1828 EDWARD BICKERSTETH. A Treatise on Prayer. Superb Work in Full Leather. Sermons made him all the more

made him all the more cognizant of the Church's need of the Spirit by which the immaterial becomes reality to the soul of the believer and the community

reading and prayer by a stranger read Ps 84

gave notice that they would complain to Synod

This was likely her personal copy from 1775 through that period

I have labour'd 13 weeks in the quarter

1828 EDWARD BICKERSTETH. A Treatise on Prayer. Superb Work in Full Leather. Sermons made him all the moreInteresting Virginia imprint of a true classic on prayer by Evangelical Anglican, Edward Bickersteth [b. 1786]. Bickersteth, Edward. A Treatise on Prayer: Designed to Assist in the Devout Discharge of that Duty: With a Few Forms of Prayer. Richmond, Virginia. Pollard & Converse. 1828. 302 Nice early American calf binding with simple contrasting black morroco label, some rubbing and bumped at corners. Foxed throughout; very solid. Inscribed by George