1794 JONATHAN EDWARDS. A Treatise on Religion Affections - Psychology of Revival and Religion Leather probably mid-19th century binding

probably mid-19th century binding

in large part

but the entirety of the remainder in Wilberforce's hand and with an extensive postscript

Ownership marks of Richard Mann

1794 JONATHAN EDWARDS. A Treatise on Religion Affections - Psychology of Revival and Religion Leather probably mid-19th century bindingA wonderfully bound early example of one of the Edwards' most durable works; his psychology of conversion. In the aftermath of the Great Awakening, as converts began to peel off and return to their former ways, Edwards began to explore what it meant to be "converted" in terms of one's personhood, motivations, i. e. the "affections." In England and America, Whitefield was preaching his New Birth sermon; Doddridge published Rise and Progress of Religion