1866-1876 GOOD WORDS MAGAZINE. George MacDonald, Frances Ridley Havergal, Hesba Stretton, &c. AnglicanA wonderful assemblage of 5 years, uniformly bound in half leather, of one of the best Scottish periodicals of the 19th century. Edited by Norman Macleod, and later by his son, it contained Scottish sermons, history, philosophy, fiction, and poetry from authors like George MacDonald, Frances Ridley Havergal, Hesba Stretton; and many others. It was also illustrated profusely by some of the most significant artists of the day. A lovely set loaded with
*Readings from the Synod of Virginia
believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them
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Themes range from Joseph Butler and Philosophy [Including Paley
Conversion of the World
"S A Douglas"
The present was the copy of Heman Lincoln
An Account of the Spanish Inquisition
A wonderful work and a really lovely copy
Textually crisp and clean
and his ordinary Officers bear the next: That we shall be hated of all men for the name of Christ
reached an agreement with the Scottish government