Rome and the Attempted Conquest of Britain.—London: United Protestant Council. Price, 2d.
This is a useful pamphlet issued by the United Protestant Council. In a brief form it states the various movements of the Church of Rome in her aggressive policy in this country. If her methods are not so blatant as those of Hitler nevertheless she is attaining her objective with greater ease and without awakening the concern that the policy of the notorious Dictator has awakened:
An t-Urramach Iain Mac Rath le Neacal Mac Neacail.—Glasgow: Alexander Maclaren and Sons, 268 Argyle Street. Price, 1/-.
This is a reprint of the Rev. Nicol Nicolson’s Gaelic biographical sketch of “Mac Rath Mór.” Many of our Gaelic readers, we are sure, would like to have a copy of this biography of the great Highland preacher whose noteworthy sayings are still quoted in the pulpit and at the Question Meetings to this day.
Contending for the Faith.—London: Protestant Truth Society. 7d. post free.
The Protestant Truth Society is this year celebrating its Jubilee, and in connection therewith, has just issued a popular life of its
Founder, John Kensit, and an account of the work continuing since his martyr death in 1902. The booklet is well produced by the Society’s own press, and consists of 144 pages of reading and illustrations. There are no less than 26 of the latter.