Ought Protestant Christians to circulate Romish versions of the word of God?
Subtitle: being the first two prize essays "on the origin, growth, and effects, of the circulation of Romish and other corrupted versions of the Holy Scriptures in foreign countries ..."
Contributors: Froggatt, William; Trinitarian Bible Society (London, England)
Publisher: Trinitarian Bible Society
Published: 1877
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
Subjects: Publication and distribution; Versions, Catholic vs. Protestant; Bible; British and Foreign Bible Society
Notes: The first prize essay: The present practice of the executive of the British and Foreign Bible Society: a departure from its original principles, by Brewin Grant. The second prize essay: The Holy Bible: God's inestimable gift to man; and its claims to faithful translation and universal diffusion, by William Froggatt.

Burke Library copy: No. 13 in a bound volume of titles.

Burke Library copy: Publisher's advertisement on [4] additional pages at end.

Includes bibliographical references.