1744 ISAAC HANN. 390 Page Manuscript of Unpublished Baptist Sermons. John Gill, George Whitefield etc.

An exceptional, museum and research worthy piece of Baptist history with exceptional provenance. The present 390 page manuscript volume is a treasure trove of 18th century spirituality and history from the period of the Great Awakening in a community deeply influenced by the itinerant ministries of George Whitefield and John Wesley. And arising from one of the most historic Baptist pulpits in England and preached contemporarily with John Gill, who was during this period at the height of his ministry. The sermons are deeply experimental, evangelical, Baptist, and Calvinistic. Further, they are written out completely in manuscript, entirely legible and, in our view worthy of publication. The author of the present sermons was that eminent servant of Jesus, Isaac Hann [1698-1788.] Hann was prominent among the Particular Baptists and was instrumental in setting up the Western Association of Baptists in 1733 and insisting upon their alignment with the 1688 Baptist Confession of Faith. He pre