1662 ALEXANDER PETRIE. Excessively Rare Scottish Covenanter History of the Church from 600-1600. Reformation arguing that slavery was in

arguing that slavery was in violation with the Constitution and should be abolished

Oliver appears to have been Moses’ son

An expansive 8 page near folio manuscript inscribed “An Interesting Trip

Both paintings executed and signed by Norwegian missionary and painter

and Ward [William] around the outside with four cartouches of Africa

1662 ALEXANDER PETRIE. Excessively Rare Scottish Covenanter History of the Church from 600-1600. Reformation arguing that slavery was inAn excessively rare Church history, including original records of the Scottish Church published nowhere else and with the originals sinceost in the fire at the Lawnmarket, Edinburgh [1701]. Alexander Petrie [b. 1594] was the minister of Rhynd in Perthshire and a heary participant with the Covenanters. Already, by 1638, he was a member of the general assembly held at Glasgow which overthrew episcopacy. In several subsequent assemblies he took an active