This is the Baptist work of all Baptist works . . . quite a scorcher! By the publisher that brought Spurgeon's works to the United States for the first time during this same year.

Adams, John Quincy. Baptists thorough Religious Reformers. New York. Sheldon, Blakeman, & Co. 1857. 162pp.

Includes chapters on the weapons of a religious reformer, features of the reforms at which Baptists aim - the exaltation of the Word of God, The Restoration of the Spirituality of Christ's Kingdom, the Propagation of Religious Liberty and the Rights of Conscience, Establishment of the Correct Principle of Biblical Translation, etc. plus "God's Displeasure with those who Remain Sinfully Neutral in the Work of Reform." 

Nice, tidy copy of a very rare title with no copies on the market. Small couple spots on cloth, nick at base of spine. Else quite good. Interior crisp, solid and clean.