1881 JOHN BUNYAN. Suite of Six Children's Transfer Ware Plates for Teaching the Young. Martyrs Read at the First Conference

Read at the First Conference by F

so became an Episcopalian in Tennessee

is one of the only works by him not to have been reprinted by Soli Deo Gloria and Banner of Truth

and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared

He intends to convince the Senate that Southern slavery is not only critical to the South

1881 JOHN BUNYAN. Suite of Six Children's Transfer Ware Plates for Teaching the Young. Martyrs Read at the First ConferenceProduced by Robinson & Son Pottery in Longton [c. 1881], though not stamped. Other plates of this same "base" design, i. e. the royal blue rings on a child's size plate, were used by Robinson & Son as a canvas for various transfer ware applications and were broadly distributed in England and in America. I have seen examples with transfers of an historic, comedic, and literary nature, all sized in a dish appropriate to a child. Likely designed to be