1892 GEORGE MACDONALD. Author's Personal Bookplate! Malcom. A Scottish Tale. DevotionA very attractive early imprint of MacDonald's "Malcom," with his MacDonald's own personal library woodcut bookplate neatly affixed to the pastedown. What a little treasure. "Malcolm, first published in 1875, is unique among MacDonalds novels, in that its setting and consequently its language savours more than any other of his native northeast of Scotland. It also features his most carefully constructed plot (centring around the identity of his young
Cuyahoga County Ohio and buried in Solon
before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the First Presbyterian Church
And the final was a Methodist clergyman involved with preaching to soldiers
*The Fruits of a Fast
his autobiography
with two horizontal creases from being folded at some point
[30] Wadsworth
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no other examples on the market at the time of cataloguing and to our recollection the first time we have ever handled it
about fifteen young people stepped forward and gave their lives to God to be used as He should see fit
Wonderful assemblage of 19 1850's-1870's children's devotional works