Story of the Gospel in England, Vol. II. By S. F. Paul, A.R.C.Sc, (Obtained from Mr. S. F. Paul, 4 Silverdale Road, Hove, Sussex.) Price 3/6; by post, 3s. 10d.
We already reviewed Volume I., and Volume II. is now available and deals with Reformation struggles from the time and reign of Henry VIII. (1509-1547) to the rise of the Puritans, and their activities within and without the Established Church of England, about 1570. The author again presents much valuable information, concisely and in a readable manner, having in view the unfolding of the salient facts regarding the preaching and practice of the pure Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, during those years in England.
Sunrise in Scotland. By G. M. Alexander. London: Farncombe & Sons Ltd., 55 South End, Croydon, Surrey. Paper Covers, 3/-.
Miss Grace Alexander makes use of an undoubted gift of making the religious past live to her readers. In a former book she told the story of the Scottish Reformation. It is a story which ought to have an interest for old and young. The story of the rising of the Sun on the dark places of pre-Reformation times in Scotland gives the writer an opportunity of exercising her special gifts to advantage. We heartily commend this book to our readers and especially to those who are on the outlook for literature of a sound religious nature. Unfortunately, these are not so common as they once were in Scotland.