1788 JOSEPH WITTER. A Poem on Gravity and Motion. Devotion through the New Astronomy. Missionary An Address Written to the

An Address Written to the Spirit of London - Written at an Inn in Reading in October 1796

Address Delivered the Twenty-Eighth June

When I dictated the sentence respecting the Nova Scotia negroes

by King's College in February 1737

Harriet Beecher Stowe taught at the school beginning in November 1827 and many of its leaders and alumni became leaders in the abolitionist movement

1788 JOSEPH WITTER. A Poem on Gravity and Motion. Devotion through the New Astronomy. Missionary An Address Written to theAn exceptionally rare poetic rendering of the then new understanding of Newtonian Astronomy and Cosmology with theological and devotional reflections. This appears to be the only copy extant. It is mentioned as exceptionally scarce, untraced in any library, in Lost Books. American Poetry before 1821 by Roger E. Stoddard of the Harvard Library published in the PBSA, 1982. We locate not a solitary copy in Worldcat or Copac. No copies at auction. Evans