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1694 RICHARD BAXTER. Rare Post-Death Work on Universal Redemption. Very Scarce Against Limited Atonment. Jonathan Edwards Spurgeon praised Blaikie as aThe 1694 headline when this hit the bookstore shelves was the equivalent of, "Whoa! Richard Baxter drops limited atonement dis track on Owen from the grave." Baxter was the most popular and prolific of all the Puritan divines. He was very much supportive of and supported by a significant number of the Presbyterian, Congregational, and even Baptist divines. But there had always been "wonderings" about him and his view of limited atonement. He had