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IKE
WONDERFUL' FREDIC HONS
r 'TS' I r--v- V'f-L- ' -rift 1
^ * — . ' °r' • -■
, Mi\Xl]riftophcr Love.
A
Few night? after h,e va? fenurced to be
beheaded on Tower llil,! w hich vaiot thjt aid
ciav of \uguft 1651 v. hich v. ai ten day* before
hi appointed tiire bv the fentence ht received
i*t the bar bting vifued by two verj imiirate
£.;qijaimat Cc * o' boiorr friends a> he Kir feif
cal Jed thi'tpt In their private confertrce iheyi
began to compiain to him of the cruelty cf the
ttiffie* ard the malice and ufage f the time-
l".rvir g brethren. To which Mr Lovcrtpli.d,
Aid think \ou this an evil um. ? Ni no. th;3
th very time v hen grace and nut godliref*
can be diilirgaiftied f(cm hypcciiiy. main have
followed Chri 1 hi herto for the leave arc a. e
Jiow *unrntd back becaa e of the locghm f of
the way^ and rfie foie tria* ano uibuiatu n met
Avith by other*, tla’ are gore behre then .—
’i he retire many in London at this vei) cay*
\vfio think to go to hr*»ven in gjideo ccacltei,
«nd yet have denied Cbriit’s caule be foie men,
ngainil hom l a n no .v v, ttnel's and ChuU, in
Lit never-failing Word ha' thieatened to deny
nil iticii before n» Father'and '.he holy angels.
This is the time to ciicern between him that
ItrvtsJh Gcdj end him thal ierveth iiim not.—
Thev
WONDERFUL' FREDIC HONS
r 'TS' I r--v- V'f-L- ' -rift 1
^ * — . ' °r' • -■
, Mi\Xl]riftophcr Love.
A
Few night? after h,e va? fenurced to be
beheaded on Tower llil,! w hich vaiot thjt aid
ciav of \uguft 1651 v. hich v. ai ten day* before
hi appointed tiire bv the fentence ht received
i*t the bar bting vifued by two verj imiirate
£.;qijaimat Cc * o' boiorr friends a> he Kir feif
cal Jed thi'tpt In their private confertrce iheyi
began to compiain to him of the cruelty cf the
ttiffie* ard the malice and ufage f the time-
l".rvir g brethren. To which Mr Lovcrtpli.d,
Aid think \ou this an evil um. ? Ni no. th;3
th very time v hen grace and nut godliref*
can be diilirgaiftied f(cm hypcciiiy. main have
followed Chri 1 hi herto for the leave arc a. e
Jiow *unrntd back becaa e of the locghm f of
the way^ and rfie foie tria* ano uibuiatu n met
Avith by other*, tla’ are gore behre then .—
’i he retire many in London at this vei) cay*
\vfio think to go to hr*»ven in gjideo ccacltei,
«nd yet have denied Cbriit’s caule be foie men,
ngainil hom l a n no .v v, ttnel's and ChuU, in
Lit never-failing Word ha' thieatened to deny
nil iticii before n» Father'and '.he holy angels.
This is the time to ciicern between him that
ItrvtsJh Gcdj end him thal ierveth iiim not.—
Thev
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| Chapbooks printed in Scotland > Treason > Remarkable predictions of Mr. Christopher Love > (2) |
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| Description | Late minister of the Gospel, at Laurence-Jury, London : who was beheaded on Tower-Hill the 22d day of Augt. 1651, in the time of Oliver Cromwell. With three remarkable letters, which passed betwixt him and his wife a little before he suffered. To which is added an account of the surprising foreknowledge and predictions, of the Rev. Mr. Allan Logan, late minister of the Gospel at Culross, in Perthshire. Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1823. |
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| Description | Over 3,000 chapbooks published in Scotland in the 18th and 19th centuries. Subjects include courtship, humour, occupations, fairs, apparitions, war, politics, crime, executions, Jacobites, transvestites, and freemasonry. Chapbooks are small booklets of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages, often illustrated with crude woodcuts. Produced cheaply and sold by peddlars on the streets, they formed the staple reading material of the common people, along with broadsides. |
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