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BANGS, NATHAN. THE REFORMER REFORMED: or a Second Part of the Errors of Hopkinsianism detected and refuted; being an Examination of Mr. Seth Williston's 'Vindication of some of the most Essential Doctrines of the Reformation'.
New York: John C. Totten, 1818. Sm. 8vo, 350, (5, contents)pp. Old calf, rubbed, several ink inscriptions on endpapers & at end of preface. Browned throughout, but a good working copy. ¶ Second edition. Bangs (1778-1862) was an itinerant Methodist preacher who is regarded as the founder of Methodism in the Province of Quebec. He returned to the United States in 1812 and, after editing three Methodist papers, gave himself to missionary work and founded the Methodist Missionary Society; he was also acting President of Wesleyan University in the absence of Olin. Almost entirely self-educated, Bangs published widely and this title is his fourth book. It was first published in New York in 1816. Not in Howes.
Offered for US$ 35.00 by: Dailey Rare Books - Book number: 10.