Reading the Bible through (King James version)
By: by George W. Hanley...a chronological arrangement of Bible events, making it possible to read the Bible through as a continuous narrative.  Also a compilation of reliable historical data arranged under the particular events with which they were associated.  A thorough course in Bible history for ministers, readers, Sunday school teachers, schools of religious instruction and Bible students.
Publisher: The Meredith press
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Dayton, O
Language: eng
Number of pages: 625
Subjects: Bible -- History of Biblical events.; Bible -- Study and teaching.
Notes: Frontispiece accompanied by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress.
Blank pages for "Memorandum" (5 at end)
"Curious editions of the Bible that have been printed": p. 495.