1902 J B. ROTHERHAM. The Emphasized Bible. Near Fine First Edition. Slavery spent entire day in observation

spent entire day in observation car and passed through some of the finest scenery I ever saw - glaciers 500 to 1000 feet thick - solid ice and covering miles in extent - snowed hard here - grand mountain scenery in great variety - fine fishing and shooting

Myer Pearlman

Somewhat less successful in his romantic pursuits

This one with a fine deep navy blue polished calf binding by Riviere & Son of London

Mary's at Islington where the Methodist sympathizer

1902 J B. ROTHERHAM. The Emphasized Bible. Near Fine First Edition. Slavery spent entire day in observationA rather rare and superbly preserved first complete edition of of Rotherham's landmark "Emphasized" Bible. Rotherham's translation of the Bible was innovative for its use of what he called, "emphatic idiom," and for its diacritical marks designed to bring out the nuances of the underlying Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic texts. Rotherham was a Bible scholar and minister of the Churches of Christ, who described his goal as "placing the reader of the present