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Measures 14
Very nicely preserved copy of perhaps the 19th century's most thorough refutation of the burgeoning premillennialism out of J
especially defensive
to the worse than savage ferocity displayed in the cruelties inflicted on hundreds and thousands tortured and slain by their guerilla bands
The author reads Scripture as a sort of hodgepodge of Dispensationalism and American Christian Exceptionalism
1891 MACKAY OF UGANDA. Fine Leather Prize Binding Biography of Scottish Missionary to Africa. Reformation Measures 14A. M. Mackay [1841 1890], known as "Mackay of Uganda," was one of the most influential missionary stories of the 19th century. Originally a draftsman, he heard Henry M. Stanley [Dr. Livingstone I presume?] speaking on missions. Stanley mentioned that Mutesa I of Buganda, head of the Ugandan people, was asking for Christians to come tell his people about Jesus. Mackay could not stomach that an entire nation actually wanted to become Christian and still
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