1872 GEORGE MACDONALD. Good Words for the Young [Mag]. Edited w/MacDonald Content! Autograph He was a man of

He was a man of vast learning and a thoroughly evangelical spirit

Some seem to have a single title page and some individual titles pages

active in revivals with Charles Finney and those of the more conservative Presbyterian school [Nettleton

an emphasis on substantial sense of God's direct presence made real to His people by the Spirit was never absent

1872 GEORGE MACDONALD. Good Words for the Young [Mag]. Edited w/MacDonald Content! Autograph He was a man ofQuite scarce, with no other examples on the market at the time of cataloguing. And, additionally, tucked neatly inside this volume was an exceptionally rare prospectus for the new series of Good Words for the Young to begin in 1872 with George MacDonald for the Editor and introducing Arthur Hughes as the primary Illustrator. A pristine little broadsheet style prospectus. We trace no other examples. A wonderful assemblage of whimsical and meaningful