THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND, by W. H. BECKETT, London. Sovereign Grace Union, 98 Camberwell Grove. Price, 2s.
In these days when Reformation doctrines are ignored largely through ignorance it is well that people should be well informed as to what our fathers contended for even unto death. The story of the Reformation in England is one of the profoundest interest, and though it was not so thorough as the Reformation
in Scotland, yet God raised up noble witnesses to defend His truth, and thousands loved it so dearly in England as to die for it. The story told by Mr. Beckett is worth giving heed to, and our readers, especially the young, will find instruction in these pages.
ROMAN CATHOLICISM, by the Rev. Charles H. H. Wright, D.D., London. Sovereign Grace Union, 98 Camberwell Grove. Price, 2s.
This well-known work on the controversy between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism is now in its sixth edition. Dr. Wright was a scholar of standing in his day, and he brought the stores of his learning to bear on the subjects discussed in this book. In a work covering such a wide field it is to be expected that it will contain statements with which one cannot agree, but the careful reader will not be misled by these.