1848 OCTAVIUS WINSLOW. The Glory of the Redeemer. Fine Half Leather Binding. BibleA superb example of a Christ rich work by Baptist divine, Octavius Winslow [1808 1878]. His works are highly sought and this one of the finest examples you're likely to see. Winslow, Octavius. The Glory of the Redeemer in His Person and Work. London. John Farquhar Shaw. 1848. 416pp. Half morocco with raised bands, gold tooling and matching marbled boards, foredges, and endpapers. Some very minor rubbing, now consolidated and polished. Textually very
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