1838. JOHN HOWE [1630-1705]. The Works of Puritan Theologian and Cromwell Chaplain, John Howe. Evangelical Bessie Coleman

Bessie Coleman

the "he" in the letter is Wilberforce

This led to Shearman's roll as Secretary for the 1837 Treaty between the Chippewa and the State of Michigan

and enlisted as a soldier in the American Revolution and served at Fort Ticonderoga after its capture in 1776

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1838. JOHN HOWE [1630-1705]. The Works of Puritan Theologian and Cromwell Chaplain, John Howe. Evangelical Bessie ColemanQuite scarce, this is the early 19th century edition of Edmund Calamy's complete works and memoirs of the life of John Howe [1630 1705]. Howe was one of the pre eminent puritan preachers and theologians of the time, serving largely in Ireland. He helped usher the Presbyterian church into the Emerald Isle, and served for a time as Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell. Calumy, Edmund [ed.]. The Works of the Rev. John Howe, M. A. with Memoirs of His Life, by