Doddridge, Philip. The Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul: illustrated in a course of Serious and Practical Addresses, suited to Persons of every Character and Circumstance, with A Devout Meditation, or Prayer, added to each chapter. Gainsborough: Henry Mozley, 1814. [11006]
Full calf with a black leather spine title label, scuffed, worn, 1 1/2 inch crack bottom of back joint, tight. 7 x 4 1/4 inches, lacks the front free end paper (blank). [i]-x, [11]-276; text is complete. Small burn hole in A2; p. 96 misnumbered as 69; leaves are unmarked, with light smudges and foxing. Good. Hardcover.
Philip Doddridge (1702-1751), English Dissenting minister. “Seldom has there been a more laborious or conscientious life than that of Doddridge. To serve his divine Master was the ruling principle of his heart; and to the advancement of the sacred cause he brought all the energies of an active mind, and all the stores of an almost boundless knowledge, daily to bear. Many students resorted to him from all parts of the kingdom, and amongst these not a few who afterwards rose to distinction, not among the dissenters only, but in the established churches of England and Scotland, in America, and even in Holland…His most important works are Sermons on Regeneration; Sermons to Young People; Life of Colonel Gardner; Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul; Family Expositor, or Paraphrase and Version of the New Testament.” – Rich, quoted in M’Clintock & Strong.
