 | Mary Andrews Denison - 1884 - 404 pages
...etc. With PREFACE by GEORGE SMEATON, DD, Professor of Exegetical Theology, New College, Edinburgh. ' It is a masterly defence of the Principle of Establishments...magistrates' legitimate power in promoting it."— PKEPACE BY PROFESSOR SMEATON. " Apart from the editor's commendation, anything from the pen of so masculine... | |
 | Thomas Hamilton - Sabbath - 1886 - 296 pages
...John Knox," etc. With Preface by Prof. Smeaton, DD, Edinburgh. Crown 8vo, cloth, 499 pp., price 5/ " It is a masterly defence of the principle of Establishments...the whole subject of National Religion, and of the magistrate's legitimate power in promoting it."— Prof. SMEATON. " A masterly and exhaustive treatise."—... | |
 | William Todd Martin - Evolution - 1887 - 344 pages
...John Knox," etc. With Preface by Prof. Smeaton, DD, Edinburgh. Crown 8vo, cloth, 499 pp., price 5/. " It is a masterly defence of the principle of Establishments...the whole subject of National Religion, and of the magistrate's legitimate power in promoting it."— Prof. NMEATON. " A masterly and exhaustive treatise."... | |
 | James Mackinnon - Afrikaners - 1887 - 344 pages
...Joint Kiiox," etc. With Preface by Prof. Smeaton, DD, Edinburgh. Crown 8vo, cloth, 499 pp., price 5/. " It is a masterly defence of the principle of Establishments...the whole subject of National Religion, and of the magistrate's legitimate power in promoting it." — Prof. SMKATOX. " A masterly and exhaustive treatise."—... | |
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THEOLOGY, NEW COLLEGE, EDINBURGH. "It is a masterly defence of the Principle of Establishments as a Scripture Truth, and the most complete vindication ever given to the world of the position occupied by the Reformed Church of Scotland on the whole subject... 
