Front matter
Reading edition
Transcribed from the 1882 Maclachlan & Stewart edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
WAS JOHN BUNYAN A GIPSY?
AS DISCUSSED IN LETTERS SENT TO THE LONDON DAILY NEWS,
AND NOW PARTICULARLY ADDRESSED TO THE
STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITIES.
BY JAMES SIMSON, Editor of “SIMSON’S HISTORY OF THE GIPSIES,” and Author of “CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATURAL HISTORY AND PAPERS ON OTHER SUBJECTS”; “CHARLES WATERTON”; “THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES AND JOHN BUNYAN”; “THE SCOTTISH CHURCHES AND THE GIPSIES”; “REMINISCENCES OF CHILDHOOD AT INVERKEITHING, OR LIFE AT A LAZARETTO”; AND “JOHN BUNYAN AND THE GIPSIES.”
“According to the fair play of the world, Let me have audience.”—Shakspeare.
NEW YORK: JAMES MILLER. EDINBURGH: MACLACHLAN & STEWART. LONDON: BAILLIÈRÈ, TINDALL & COX. 1882. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.