1866 GEORGE MULLER. Diary and Letters of Henry Craik of Bristol. w/Albumen Photograph. Hymns He was trying to shift

He was trying to shift responsibility from the black victim of white violence to the white perpetrators themselves

in the Preservation of the Kingdomes Lawes and Liberties

Samuel [William's son]

both Parallel and Explanatory

one of the few translations itself considered an original masterpiece of literature

1866 GEORGE MULLER. Diary and Letters of Henry Craik of Bristol. w/Albumen Photograph. Hymns He was trying to shiftVery rare original and only edition of the diary and letters of one of Muller's closest friends and co pastors of Bethesda Chapel. Laid to the blank ffep is also a fine albumen photograph of of Craik. Muller said he was particularly endowed as a man of prayer and as a person who deeply experienced Christ in both prayer and Scripture. Tayler, W. Elfe. George Muller [Intro.]. Passages from the Diary and Letters of Henry Craik of Bristol. London. J. F.