The anti-universalist, or, History of the fallen angels of the Scriptures : proofs of the being of Satan and of evil spirits, and many other curious matters connected therewith
A theological treatise by Josiah Priest, published in Albany by J. Munsell in 1839, arguing against Universalism and defending belief in Satan and evil spirits for a general Protestant readership. Its pictures are crude woodcut-style scenes of winged angels and demons, with dense cross-hatching, dark flat shadows and simple stage-like settings that a designer could borrow for dramatic, high-contrast spot illustration.
