1830-1832 CHRISTIAN EXAMINER MAGAZINE. Six Volumes - Slavery, Barton W. Stone, Annihilationism, &c.

Rather rare run of what Mott's History of American Magazines calls "one of the most important" Christian periodicals of the time. 

Includes content involving: Allwood on the Apocalypse, Legalizing the Study of Anatomy [by this, corpses are meant], The Annihilation of the Wicked According to Justin Martyr and Irenaeus, Edward Irving on the Apocalypse, The Revivalism of Charles Finney and Nathan S. S. Beman, Edmund Calamy and His Account of Nonconformists, Thomas Chalmers' Translation of the Imitation of Christ, Dr. Doddridge's Letters to Dr. Clark on the Duration of Future Punishment; Daille on the Opinions of Clement of Alexandria Respecting Future Punishment, Ancient Doctrine of the Salvation of the Devil, Laws Against Dueling, Doctrine of Eternal Torment Gradually Disappearing among Protestants, Bishop Gregory of Nyssa a Universalist, Martin Luther on the Apocalypse, Future Restoration, Revivals in Schools, Moses Stuart Corrected on the Use of the Word Aeon, The Nature of Ardent Spirits, Character of the First Baptist Preachers of New England, Claim of the Cherokee Indians to the Lands in their Possession, Causes of the Popular Reception of Calvinism, Treaties of Georgia with the Cherokee [Trail of Tears], Christianity Designed to Introduce New Views on Death, Injustice of Imprisonment for Debt, Doctrines of Grace, Controversy of the State of Georgia with the Indian Tribes, Rowland Hill's Socinian Prayer, The Indian Tribe's Account of the Controversy, The True Nature of Political Liberty, Unitarian Methodists in England, President Quincy on the Liberality of Boston, Legal Opinion Concerning the Slave Trade, History of the Baptists and their Mission to India including a Critique of their "Incompetency in Translating Scripture," Thomas Hallis - a General Baptist, Civil Liberty a Sacred Trust, Strictures on the Serampore Translations of Scripture [William Carey, etc.], Understanding "Suddent Conversions," Augustine not a Manichaean, The Atoning Sacrifice a Display of Love not Wrath, Slavery in the British West Indies, History of Calvin's Catechism in Geneva, Origen's Doctrine of Demons, Coleridge and Kant Compared, Importance of Family Worship, Doctrine of the Fathers Concerning the Logos, The Conduct of Cotton Mather with Regard to Witchcraft in Salem, Rev. Mr. Noyes of Salem and His Part in the Salem Witchcraft Delusion, Plato and the Old Testament, The Platonizing Fathers and their View of the Logos, Judge Sewall and His Repentance for His Part in the Salem Witchcraft Delusion, James Stephen and His Work against Slavery in the British West Indies, Capital Punishment in Massachusetts, Hereditary Depravity, Remarks on Dreams, Religious Services at Executions Commented On, Views of Benjamin Franklin on Religion in Letter to President Stiles, Plato's Use of the Word Aeon, Flourishing State of the African Colony [Liberia], Alexander Campbell and His View of Baptism for the Remission of Sin [series on Campbell and his view of Baptism, Immersion, Holy Spirit, etc.], The Christian Connexion and their Work in the West, The American Colonization Society, Free People of Color Vindicated, The Treatment of North American Indians by Americans, Review of the Millennial Harbinger, The Character of Free Negroes, The Preparation of Preachers, Reformed Baptists in the Western States, The Evils and Dangers of Orthodox Revivals, Account of Sierra Leone, Barton W. Stone and His Agency among the Western Christians, etc. etc. 

The Christian Examiner and General Review. March 1830 through December 1832. Complete. 

Original half calf, consolidated, a bit brittle; tender, but solid if handled with care. Textually good with foxing and actually quite attractive on the shelf. The final volume somewhat darker on the spine.