1779 JEREMIAH WHITE. The Restoration of All Things. Rare Puritan on "Ultimate Reconciliation" Work. Congregational And yet to tell they

And yet to tell they can hear & think of them with seeming indifference

African Colonization and the Abolition of Slavery [in Connection with the Fourth of July

Anti-Slavery Tracts

Queen Victoria was not pleased with this statement

1779 JEREMIAH WHITE. The Restoration of All Things. Rare Puritan on "Ultimate Reconciliation" Work. Congregational And yet to tell theyExcessively rare, the present work was written by sometime chaplain to Oliver Cromwell and doctrinal Puritan, Jeremiah White [1629 1707], but only published posthumously. A fascinating work worked from the building blocks of classic Calvinist theology, i. e. predestination, election, and reprobation. But they are understood in such a way that that election, salvation, and sanctification of the elect benefit the non elect and ultimately lead to the