1768 AMOS ADAMS. Sermon on Religious Liberty by a Chaplain of the Continental Army. Rare! Moravians viewing it as a beneficial

viewing it as a beneficial

"The Halting Christian" by Daniel Burhans

and we have never handled an autograph before that we can recall

a reputed anti-Mormon who lived nearby

1768 AMOS ADAMS. Sermon on Religious Liberty by a Chaplain of the Continental Army. Rare! Moravians viewing it as a beneficialA fascinating sermon on a timely subject, both then and now, by Amos Adams. After an exemplary career at Harvard, he graduated in 1752 and was immediately and unanimously elected minister at the influential Roxbury church. He was from the beginning a voice for liberty of conscience as it relates to the relationship between the Boston political and religious power structure and the diversity of worshipping communities in New England. And he was also a