An Essay on War. Proving that the Spirit of War, existing in the Rational Mind, is ever Inimical to the Spirit of the Gospel; That the Wars mentioned in the History of the Jews, were for the Happiness of that People, the Punishment of Idolatrous Nations, and the Instruction of Mankind generally. Also, that the Spirit of War is wholly excluded from the Christian Church.
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Link Singerman ID: 0188
Year: 1808
Entry: Wells, John I. An Essay on War. Proving that the Spirit of War, existing in the Rational Mind, is ever Inimical to the Spirit of the Gospel; That the Wars mentioned in the History of the Jews, were for the Happiness of that People, the Punishment of Idolatrous Nations, and the Instruction of Mankind generally. Also, that the Spirit of War is wholly excluded from the Christian Church. … Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1808. 52 p.
Author/Editor: John I. Wells
Location: Hartford, CT
Title: An Essay on War. Proving that the Spirit of War, existing in the Rational Mind, is ever Inimical to the Spirit of the Gospel; That the Wars mentioned in the History of the Jews, were for the Happiness of that People, the Punishment of Idolatrous Nations, and the Instruction of Mankind generally. Also, that the Spirit of War is wholly excluded from the Christian Church.
Printer/Publisher: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin
Language: English
Notes: S & S 16705. Also a 2d ed., with additions and corrections, published in Baltimore, 1810. S & S 22009.