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THE HEAVENS DO RULE.: A SERMON PREACH'D AT A MEETING OF MINISTERS, AT DERBY, SEPT. 9, 1742. / BY E. LATHAM, M. D. PUBLISH'D AT THEIR REQUEST, AND NOW RECOMMENDED AS PROPER FOR PERUSAL ON THE ENSUING FAST.
Published by Printed for Joseph Davidson, at the Angel in the Poultry; and sold by the booksellers at Derby and Nottingham. M.DCC.XLII. [1742]., London:, 1742
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. 8vo. 48pp. In modern wraps with label on front. A2 torn at lower blank margin with loss of paper, not affecting text. Leaves clean and bright with head and tail piece and an illuminated initial. Ebenezer Latham was a non-conformist minister and tutor. He Ran a number of schools during his life and tutored hundreds of students. Here, Doctor Latham argues that all great superpowers, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Jews and even the English, fell when they lost sight of the divine power of God. ESTCN3598.
