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Hypocrites
Wild's works enjoyed immense popularity from the 1540's through the 1560's
Terrestrial and Celestial Glory Illustrated in the Career of Edward Everett by James Freeman Clarke
Presbyterian divine from nearby Illinois
promoted through the pages of The Tatler helped form the "conceived in liberty" framework of the American Colonies
1752 JOHN GILL. Rare Sammelband of Baptist Tracts Owned by Gill's Friend and Mentor. Bible HypocritesA superb sammelband of early imprints of tracts and sermons by John Gill, originally the property of Gill's first pastoral mentor, John Davis. Davis was also a Baptist divine, just a few years in Gill's elder. Both hailed from the hotbed Baptist community of Kettering. It was in Kettering that that Baptist Missionary Society would be formed as well [1792]. About 1716, Davis moved a mere six miles away to plant a new Baptist work at Higham Ferrers. In