1881 JOSEPH PARKER. 1881 Letter Calling the Methodist Magazine "Pot-house Scribbles!" Fine Binding and related ideas are mentioned

and related ideas are mentioned over 100 times in the course of the work

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principled work overall

Original 18th century naïve quarter leather binding with leather on the spine and marbled paper over real wood boards

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1881 JOSEPH PARKER. 1881 Letter Calling the Methodist Magazine "Pot-house Scribbles!" Fine Binding and related ideas are mentionedFascinating letter written by Joseph Parker, whose Preaching through the Bible is a standard in close, earnest, Biblical Preaching. Ravenhill said it should have been called "Praying through the Bible," because it was so well calculated to repentance, encouragement, and spiritual growth. In 1881, Parker found himself in a rather heated debate with Henry Allon. Things, unfortunately, went public and got a bit nasty in the Methodist Magazine. It was