Note 544 — Chapter XX

The new edition of Howe’s Works, published by the Tract Society, has done much, not only to make them accessible to the public, but to make the reading of them more easy and pleasant. Professor Rogers, by an improved punctuation and arrangement of paragraph, has provided the latter advantage. The work of an Editor is too often in the present day mere pretence, but in this case there has been an amount of painstaking, which renders these volumes, in point of accuracy, worthy of a place by the side of Keble’s Hooker.