The Protestant: A Series of Essays in Which are Discussed at Length Those Subjects Which Form the Distinguishing Features Between True and False Religion, Between the Christianity of the New Testament and the Papal Superstition Which Has Usurped the Name

McGavin, William

Published by Blackie & Son Limited, Glasgow, 1853

About this Item

856 pages plus 66 pages of "Report of Trial for Libel. Scott versus Mcgavin". Raised bands, binding tight, no markings, shelf and edge wear, some soiling. S3 4.

Seller Inventory # 8482

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Protestant: A Series of Essays in Which are Discussed at Length Those Subjects Which Form the Distinguishing Features Between True and False Religion, Between the Christianity of the New Testament and the Papal Superstition Which Has Usurped the Name
• Publisher: Blackie & Son Limited, Glasgow
• Publication Date: 1853
• Binding: Hard Cover 3/4 Leather
• Illustrator: Frontispiece
• Edition: Reprint
• Condition: Good++
• Seller catalogs:
  • RELIGION