1840's REFORMATION. The Lives of the British Reformers and Martyrs of Reformation. Reformer but now isolated with usual

but now isolated with usual remains

he was a Baptist with a distinctively Calvinistic strain

Anstead of Gettysburg preached an excellent sermon this afternoon

The Mutual Relation of Baptist Churches by W

written by the committee's lone dissenter

1840's REFORMATION. The Lives of the British Reformers and Martyrs of Reformation. Reformer but now isolated with usualA particularly attractive example of George Stokes rather substantial book of Reformation leaders and martyrs published for the Presbyterian Board in the 1840's. Very nice example. Stokes, George. The Lives of the British Reformers. Philadelphia. Presbyterian Board of Publication. ND. c. 1840's. Variously Paginated. A very good copy, bound in cloth, generally solid, with generally bright pages and light foxing. Someone has put a small paper layover on