c.1660 JOHN BUNYAN. Oak from the Pulpit of John Bunyan, Author of Pilgrim's Progress Slavery Includes detailed accounts of the

Includes detailed accounts of the Revival of 1820

nor `man's inhumanity to man' so apparent

] also contains a very scarce engraving of George Washington by Thomas Clarke of Boston [1760-1801]

Both interior hinges shaken and the text block very clean and crisp

Because of the town's love for the pious young man

c.1660 JOHN BUNYAN. Oak from the Pulpit of John Bunyan, Author of Pilgrim's Progress Slavery Includes detailed accounts of theAn exceptional item. We knew these existed, but they appear inexplicably rare. During a need to conserve the famed tree pulpit of John Bunyan, preached from in Bedfordshire, 1660, a section of wood needed to be replaced. As a result, a few "scraps of precious material" were preserved and given to generous friends as a memento of the famed Bedford Tinker, and author of Pilgrim's Progress. We have never before had one to offer or seen one on the market.