The Life and Travels of the Apostle Paul
The Unionist 1833-12-19
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THE LIFE AND TRAVELS OF THE APOSTLE PAUL.
LILLY, Wait, & Co. have just published a beautiful 18mo volume containing 272 pages, with the above title. It is furnished with questions, rendering it suitable for use in Sunday schools. The work has undergone a careful revision, by a clergyman of the Episcopal Church, residing in the western part of this state, and may be considered a valuable addition to Sunday school literature. We believe it will be acceptable to Christians generally, being free from everything of a sectarian character. To the volume is prefixed a neat Map of the countries traveled and the places visited by the Apostle. This map is on red ground with white letters, a style of engraving which we have not before seen in American books. It produces the best effect.
Boston, Nov, 25. 18
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The Abolitionists were immersed in Biblical narratives. The story of Paul had much to offer them: a conversion experience, commitment to proselytizing across vast geographic areas and through patent danger, and ultimate martyrdom.
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