1876 SUNDAY AT HOME MAG. J. C. Ryle, George Herbert, Welsh Revivals, Henry Martyn, Jewish Christians, &c. Great Awakening The Dying Thoughts of the

The Dying Thoughts of the Rev

Fascinating collection probably assembled for a family whose husband and father were off fighting

a miracle of God leading him to a particular person for provision

Her influence grew and she played an integral part in the final banning of foot-binding for Chinese women

1876 SUNDAY AT HOME MAG. J. C. Ryle, George Herbert, Welsh Revivals, Henry Martyn, Jewish Christians, &c. Great Awakening The Dying Thoughts of theOne of the most influential Evangelical publications of the 19th century, it was massive, 7 x 11 inches, beautifully illustrated with full color lithographs, and contains 5 or 6 regular sized volumes worth of content. The Sunday at Home: A Family Magazine for Sabbath Reading. 1876. London: Religious Tract Society. 1876. 844pp. Contents include: *A beautiful color lithograph of Longfellows Wondrous Truths, engraved by Marcus Ward & Co. *History of