Renans Antichrist. Translated, with an Introduction, By William G. Hutchison . [Including the Period from the Arrival of Paul in Rome to the End of the Jewish Revolution]

Renan, Ernest; Allen, Hutchinson, William G. (English Translation from the French)

Published by Walter Scott, Limited, Paternoster Row, London, 1905

About this Item

Undated; circa 1905 design. Fine brown cloth boards, gilt dentelle corner decoration, spine titles, vertical decorative lines to cover, moderate corner, edge wear, rub. Pages very good, clean. Light fox at front endpaper. Bind good, square. Presented in this volume is an intriguing study of early Christianity. A classic but elementary story of the young developing faith and its dramatic narrative history. Features rather amazing and revelatory insights into this battallious early period. French scholar and author Ernest Renan was a French thinker who wrote many studies on the developing faith and was eventually declared a heretic for his views on Christ and the validity of the Bible. Previously translated and edited by Joseph Henry Allen, this English translation was performed by Will G. Hutchison with a preface and lengthy introduction. Interestingly, Hutchison is unaware of previous translation, as mentioned so in intro. Colston & Coy, Limited, Printers Edinburgh. 278 pages. At back, many pages with varied subjects of many titles including The Scott Library collection from Walter Scott, Publishers. Insured post. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" Tall. Seller Inventory # 022490

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Title: Renans Antichrist. Translated, with an ...

Publisher: Walter Scott, Limited, Paternoster Row, London

Publication Date: 1905

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Very Good

Edition: First Edition Thus.