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The Story of St. Catherine of Siena
By NETTA SYRETT. With 12 Illustrations and a Coloured Frontispiece. Cloth, 2/6 net.
Miss Syrett writes with a remarkable freshness and deftness of touch which will appeal to readers of all ages, but especially to the young reader. For the story as she tells it has the colour and joy of a fairy tale—and yet is true; and the delicate reserve shown in dealing with the religious side of the narrative adds to its impressiveness.
Roses of Martyrdom Stories of the “Noble Army of Martyrs” for Children
With 8 Illustrations in Colour. Cloth, 2/6 net.
Our Kings and Westminster Abbey Being a revised and abridged Edition of “A Child’s History of Westminster Abbey”
By AGATHA G. TWINING, Author of The Children’s Creed; The Childhood of our Blessed Lord Jesus Christ, etc. With 33 Illustrations, and Frontispiece in Colour. Cloth, 2/6 net.
Everyman’s History of the English Church
By the Rev. PERCY DEARMER, D.D. With 112 Illustrations. 176 pages. Paper boards, 1/- net; Cloth boards, 1/6 net. Gift Edition, cloth boards, gilt, 2/- net.
“A capital conspectus of English Church History.... It would be difficult to name a better or cheaper work for the purpose in view, one better printed or more convenient to handle and easier to read.”—Guardian.
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The Last Abbot of Glastonbury A Tale of the Dissolution of the Monasteries
By the late Rev. A. D. CRAKE, B.A. A new Edition, with 9 Illustrations by George E. Kruger. Cloth, 2/6 net.
“This is a very attractive volume, telling of a tragic episode in our history which ought to be better known by Churchmen than it is.”—Guardian.
The Doomed City Or, the Last Days of Durocina A Tale of the Anglo-Saxon Conquest of Britain, and the Mission of Augustine
By the late Rev. A. D. CRAKE, B.A. A new Edition, with 9 Illustrations by George E. Kruger. Cloth, 2/6 net.
How the Church came to England
By GERTRUDE HOLLIS, Author of The Son of Aella, In the days of Anselm, etc. Cloth, limp, 1/- net; Cloth gilt, 1/6 net.
“This book is meant for children, and has the excellent object of teaching them to be loyal to the English Church.”—Guardian.
What the Church did for England Being the Story of the Church of England up to A.D. 1215
With 15 Illustrations. By GERTRUDE HOLLIS. Cloth, 2/- net.
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