Publisher:Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and Co, London, 1915
Edition:Unstated
Binding:Hardcover (Original Cloth)
Condition:Good
Dust Jacket:No
Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and Co, 1915, Hardcover (Original Cloth), Book Condition: Good, Dust Jacket Condition: No, Unstated
"The Hun-god has at last discarded the cloak of civilization, & now appears in all its naked hideousness. Our learned British divines have, for more than a quarter of a century, been imbued with a belief in Christianity promulgated by German "kultur." Many of the arguments put forward by such scholars as Schmiedel, Neumann, & others would scarcely deceive an ordinary schoolboy ; but they have, nevertheless, been accepted by many of our best & most learned men. It behoves the latter to turn away from Teutonic unbelief, & betake themselves again to the Bible itself, as being the only source of true inspiration..." A previous owner has used the blank rear end paper to take some notes in ink regarding the meaning of certain passages in the book. There is some pencil underlining here and there, throughout the text. Pages have some age spotting. Old book store stamp on end paper. Some of the pages at the top have been turned. I assume, to mark a place. There is underlining throughout. Size: 180mm - 240mm. 348 pages. Scattered foxing, but text mostly clean. Previous owner's inscription in ink. Covers have some shelf wear and light marking.. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Religion & Theology; Philosophy. Inventory No: 12593.
"The Hun-god has at last discarded the cloak of civilization, & now appears in all its naked hideousness. Our learned British divines have, for more than a quarter of a century, been imbued with a belief in Christianity promulgated by German "kultur." Many of the arguments put forward by such scholars as Schmiedel, Neumann, & others would scarcely deceive an ordinary schoolboy ; but they have, nevertheless, been accepted by many of our best & most learned men. It behoves the latter to turn away from Teutonic unbelief, & betake themselves again to the Bible itself, as being the only source of true inspiration..." A previous owner has used the blank rear end paper to take some notes in ink regarding the meaning of certain passages in the book. There is some pencil underlining here and there, throughout the text. Pages have some age spotting. Old book store stamp on end paper. Some of the pages at the top have been turned. I assume, to mark a place. There is underlining throughout. Size: 180mm - 240mm. 348 pages. Scattered foxing, but text mostly clean. Previous owner's inscription in ink. Covers have some shelf wear and light marking.. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Religion & Theology; Philosophy. Inventory No: 12593.