A Pictorial Memoir of B.W. Newton: Supplement to "A Guide to the Works and Remains of Benjamin Wills Newton'. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.A Pictorial Memoir of B.W. Newton: Supplement to "A Guide to the Works and Remains of Benjamin Wills Newton'

This unique collection of illustrated materials relates to Benjamin Wills Newton (1807-1899). He was a Christian leader and expositor who at times ministered to large congregations in the nineteenth century. Although today he is chiefly known through the attacks that J.N. Darby and the Exclusive Brethren made upon him, most of his life’s work and writing was during the 50 years after he left the Brethren.
This booklet includes portraits of him and his family, and a variety of memorabilia. It gives examples of his letter-writing and of his editing of books. It shows how, after his death, his written records were preserved by his private secretary, Frederick Wyatt, and his colporteur, Alfred Fry. It also gives pictures and brief accounts of some of his close associates in the later stages of his ministry. Most of this material has never before appeared in print.
This book is a supplement to the definitive ‘Guide to the Works and Remains of Benjamin Wills Newton’. It is the fruit of many years of recovering primary material regarding him. It adds human interest to Mr Newton’s life and writing, and so brings us closer to the man himself.