1866 GEORGE MULLER. Diary and Letters of Henry Craik of Bristol. w/Albumen Photograph. Hymns Emperor Justian I [527-565] original

Emperor Justian I [527-565] original published his Corpus Juris Civilis in 528

He was trying to shift responsibility from the black victim of white violence to the white perpetrators themselves

Who Gives the Most [on sacrifices needing to be made during the war]

Unusual in this state

He was friends with Noah Webster

1866 GEORGE MULLER. Diary and Letters of Henry Craik of Bristol. w/Albumen Photograph. Hymns Emperor Justian I [527-565] originalVery rare original and only edition of the diary and letters of one of Muller's closest friends and co pastors of Bethesda Chapel. Laid to the blank ffep is also a fine albumen photograph of of Craik. Muller said he was particularly endowed as a man of prayer and as a person who deeply experienced Christ in both prayer and Scripture. Tayler, W. Elfe. George Muller [Intro.]. Passages from the Diary and Letters of Henry Craik of Bristol. London. J. F.