Very rare periodical in any format, containing extensive accounts of Baptist history, missionary work. theology, and of some interest for the local revivals recounted which were springing up all of the United Kingdom at this time. Dozens of mentions of slavery and the slave trade. 

Contents include:

Jonah [series]; On the Figurative Language of Scripture; Oreah Converts; The Last Letter of Missionary Martyr, John Williams; Antichrist [series]; Brotherly Love and the Right Hand of Fellowship; The Missionary Society at Rarotonga; Memoir of Mr. Joseph Cramp; Lamartines Travels in the East; The Deaf and Dumb Congregation in Edinburgh; The Humbled Pharisee; Renunciation of the Title Reverend; Yorkshire Revivals; General Baptist Biography [series]; Charles G. Finney on Preaching; Mission to the Jews; The Moral Greatness of Christ on the Cross; Lines to Departing Missionaries; The Justice of God; On UnChristian Marriages; Revival at Halifax; Justification by Faith; Free-Will Baptists in America; An Address to Professed Believers on the Neglect of Evening and Mid-Week Services; Chambers of Prayer Imagery; Prayer Meetings; Autobiography of a Native Reader in India; Zeal and Promptitude of a Negro; Self-Defense; The Christian Church Aggressive; etc. etc. 

The General Baptist Repository and Missionary Observer for 1841 Complete. London. Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper. 1841, 376pp.

Attractive half leather, rubbed as shown, but very nicely patinated and very sound.