The Gospel its own Witness: FULLER (Andrew).
PRINTED IN CLIPSTONE; FROM THE BAPTIST LIBRARY IN BRISTOL
The Gospel its own Witness:
or, The Holy Nature, and Divine Harmony of the Christian Religion, Contrasted with the Immorality and Absurdity of Deism. Woodcut tail-pieces and vignette on p.178.
First Edition. 8vo. [iii]-xii, 349 pp. Recently bound in grey paper covered boards, lettered on a paper label. [ebc5338]
Clipstone: printed by J. W. Morris; sold by Button, Pater-noster Row; Gardiner, Cavendish Square; Ogle, Great Turn-Stile; and Williams, Stationers Court, London; Ogle, Edinburgh and Glasgow; James, Bristol; and Brightly, Bungay, 1799
Lacking the half title.
Bound with: Mr Fuller's Letters to Mr. Vidler, or the Doctrine of Universal Salvation.
First Edition. 8vo. 108pp.
Clipstone: printed by and for J. W. Morris. Sold by Button & Son, T. Conder, T. Williams, and T. Gardiner, London; also by Ogle & Aikman, Edinburgh; and Ogle, Glasgow, 1802.
Priced at Eighteen Pence.
And Letters to an Universalist: Containing A Review of the Controversy Between Mr. Vidler and Mr. Fuller; on the Doctrine of Universal Salvation. By Scrutator.
First Edition. 8vo. viii, 182 pp.
Clipstone: printed by and for J. W. Morris. Sold by Button & Son, T. Conder, T. Williams, and T. Gardiner, London; and also by Ogle & Aikman, Edinburgh; and Ogle, Glasgow, 1802.
Priced at Three Shillings. A note on the title identifies "Scrutator" as Rev. Mr. Jerram.
All three works have suffered a certain amount of spotting or foxing, having been kept in the rather damp atmosphere. They were bound together and kept in the Baptist Library, in North Street Bristol since 1802, as indicated by the inscriptions on the front free endleaves, which have been retained. The first work cost the library 5 shillings, the second 1 shilling 6 pence and the third 3 shillings, and they originally cost 3 shillings to bind. The original binding is no more, but an old booklabel from the "Bristol Education Society Lecture Room" has also been saved.
Stock no. ebc5338