[Rarebooks] fs: Rev. Hall's sermon at Surrey Chapel on Lincoln's Assassination

[Back Creek Books]

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(No. 10519 )  Hall, [Christopher] Newman. A SERMON ON THE ASSASSINATION OF 
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PREACHED AT SURREY CHAPEL, LONDON, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1865.
Boston: Bartlett and Halliday, 1865. First printing, Wrappers, Octavo, 16 
pages. Very Good.
      Rev. Hall was a strong supporter of Lincoln and abolition and had 
urged his own government to support the North during the American Civil War. 
Here he provides a British perspective on Lincoln's murder. One of 500 
copies. MONAGHAN #538. Bound in plain brown covers, printed front cover. 
Light external soil, minor extremity wear. Covers have some splitting along 
spine toward head and heel....... $175.00
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