A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan (Classic Reprint): Also, Lines on the Happy End of the Righteous, and Prosperity and Death of ... and Death of the Rich Man (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore a historical verse collection that probes universalism, salvation, and the fate of rich and poor alike.

This book gathers early poems and short pieces that question the idea of universal salvation and the afterlife. Written in plain language by John Peck, the verses mix faith, doubt, and warnings in a bold, direct voice.

- Read contemplations on who is saved and who faces judgment
- See how wealth, pride, and earthly pleasures are weighed against grace
- Encounter dramatic scenes about endings, afterlife, and heavenly hope
- Access shorter poems that illuminate a preacher’s plain-spoken style

Ideal for readers of 19th‑century religious poetry, sermon-like verse, and historical perspectives on assurance and universalist debates.

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