Christian Leaders of the Last Century - Rowlands, Wesley and Whitefield - J.C.Ryle - ebook

Author: Revival Library Books

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These sketches of George Whitefield, John Wesley and Daniel Rowlands, by Bishop Ryle first appeared in 'The Family Treasury' along with nine other pen sketches of 18th century divines.

They were published as 'Christian Leaders of the Last Century,' along with seven others.

We have only included chapters on three of these great heroes of the faith. There are more in the original book

Format: Completely re-typed, original pagination. 103pp

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Book Title	Christian Leaders of the Last Century - Rowlands, Wesley and Whitefield - J.C.Ryle - ebook
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Date Published	Jan 02, 2019

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