the book that made Shute's reputation as a humorist and that is the one book above all by which he is remembered
Truth and Grace
Untrimmed stab-sewn pamphlet
He was an expert in pre-Socratic and ancient philosophy and was noted for his rigor in defending propositional revelation against all forms of empiricism and rationalism
retains the two black leather title labels
1823 Baptist Pastor Confronted in Print over his Doctrines Sermons the book that made Shute'sArnold, Joel R. Strictures on a Sermon, entitled An Account of the Revival in Jerusalem, with Observations on some of the most remarkable things that took place in the work. Or, A Sermon, delivered in Chester, N. H. on Lord's Day Morning, April 20, 1823, By William Taylor, Pastor of the Baptist Church in Concord. Concord: J. W. Shepard's Office, 1823. First Edition. [3512] Untrimmed pamphlet, 9 1 2 x 5 3 4 inches, 16 pp. "From the author" on front.