1655 RICHARD CAPEL. Westminster Assembly Puritan on Temptation. 600+ Pages on Battling Sin! Autograph A copy housed at the

A copy housed at the George Washingtonn Collection at the Boston Athenaeum

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1655 RICHARD CAPEL. Westminster Assembly Puritan on Temptation. 600+ Pages on Battling Sin! Autograph A copy housed at theA very unusual work on the market, especially the 1655 edition which adds a further fourth part comprising nearly 300 additional pages, by early Puritan, Richard Capel [1586 1656]. A member of the Westminster Assembly, he was a deeply experiential divine called by Richard Sibbes, "faithful, scholarly, and a dear friend" to the godly. The present work on temptation pre dates John Owen's classic treatise. Contents include: The Constant Assault, The