A charmingly aged mid-18th century volume containing two works by one of the most vigorous of the London Puritan divines, William Dyer [1632-1896]. He was removed from his church at the Great Ejection of 1662, along with Thomas Watson, Thomas Brooks, John Owen, etc., Regarded as a deeply experimental and pious preacher, these two works were Puritan standards of the era and enjoyed great success in England, Scotland, and in early America.
Dyer, William. Christ's Famous Titles, and a Believer's GoldenChain, Handled in Divers Sermons: Together with his Cabinet of Jewels; or, a Glimpse of Zion's Glory. By William Dyer, Preacher of the Gospel. Edinburgh. Printed and Sold by R. Drummond. 1750. 340pp.
A good - copy, bound in leather, shaken, with moderate foxing, handled pages, and toned throughout.
