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1888 The Footsteps of St. Paul in Rome 45 Albumen Photographs Hardcover w/DJ

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Seller Notes: “***********PLEASE CLICK ON THE DESCRIPTION IF YOU ARE ON YOUR PHONE TO SEE MORE PHOTOS AND READ THE ... “***********PLEASE CLICK ON THE DESCRIPTION IF YOU ARE ON YOUR PHONE TO SEE MORE PHOTOS AND READ THE DESCRIPTION****************Vellum. 8vo. Thomas Nelson and Sons, London. Rome: S.R. Forbes, 76 Vie Della Croce, 1888. 92 pages. Illustrated with frontispiece, 12 black and white drawings, 2 maps and 45 additional interleaved (some single sided) pages with original albumen photographs. Second Edition. Original DJ has shelf-wear spine faded. Bound in full vellum, with gold lettering and decorations on cover and spine. Boards have light wear present to the extremities of the boards. Marble endpapers. Plates waved, No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. There are few human figures whose ministry has had the impact Paul’s has. His life and death are an inspiration to Christians worldwide. What if you could follow in his footsteps? The Apostle Paul took four missionary journeys. His final journey was an extraordinary voyage full of miracles, yet”