Scottish from Peter and Rachel Reynolds

Resolis: Murdoch Campbell, 1974. . 140 pages, spiritual experiences of a famous 20th century Free Church of Scotland minister and the people he met in various places. Spine and back cover browned, edge a bit foxed, top inch of title page cut out.. Paperback. Good.

Glasgow: John M'Neilage, 1903. . vi + 224 pages. Wear and tear and staining to exterior, internally shaken and grubby; title page has the name Emily Macqueen in pencil in child's handwriting.. Cloth. Poor.

Glasgow: Free Presbyterian Publications, 1985. . viii + 285 pages, short biographies of 33 ministers of the 17th to 19th centuries including Thomas Hog, Eneas Sage, Lachlan MacKenzie, John Kennedy x 2.. Paperback. Very Good.

Inverness: James Clark, 2017. . 53 pages. Multiple copies available, please ask.. Pamphlet. New.

London: Banner of Truth Trust, 1975. . xxii + 534 pages, dust jacket spine faded, page edges browned, top edges heavily foxed. Lives of men and women of the covenanter period in Scotland.. Eleventh Edition. Cloth. Average/Average.

Edinburgh: Banner of Truth Trust, 1980. . xiv + 535 pages. A little pencil marking and annotation. Currently scarce as probably never reprinted.. First Edition. Cloth. Good/Good.

Inverness: Mr C Arris, 2013. . 30 pages, including 4 pages of photos, on the social and commercial life of the village of Muir of Ord on the Black Isle in the 1930s. John Logan Chisholm lived 1924-. Pamphlet. Good Plus.

Thurso: Weydale Publishing, 1996. . 231 pages. Treatise on the history of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland and the Constitutional party in the Free Church of Scotland, the issue of the effect of a Protest in a church court, the differing beliefs of the late author and of the Free Presbyterian Church about the actions of their… Read more about this item

Edinburgh: Knox Press, 1974. . 171 pages, several photos, edges a little foxed, edges of dust jacket tatty/torn/slightly incomplete. Standard history of the Free Church of Scotland.. First Edition. Paperback. Average.

Edinburgh: Religious Tract & Book Society of Scotland, 1905. . 160 pages, illustrated, paper browned, front hinge reglued and tight.. Cloth. Poor.

Edinburgh: Ogle & Aikman . 218 + [2] pages, front internal hinge mended with white paper, previous owner's name and address to flyleaf, some water staining to pages, page 18 faint. Undated (lacks title page) but has long esses. There is a record of a "New Edition" printed by Ogle & Aikman in 1807 but the seller… Read more about this item

Wick: W Rae, 1874. . vi + 152 pages, mainly in large print. Dilapidated (covers torn and badly stained) and with pages stained/grubby throughout. David Steven (born 1789) was a Christian who lived in Bower, Caithness. Scarce - no other copies found for sale online at the time of cataloguing, though we have had a couple… Read more about this item

Edinburgh: Free Church of Scotland, 1845. . 406 pages, an exposition of the history of Christ's dispossessing of the daughter of the woman of Canaan, in 27 sermons. Spine and corners a bit torn, a little foxing/grubbiness/discolouration to pages, front endpapers mended with white paper.. Cloth. Average.

Edinburgh: Banner of Truth Trust, 2020. . xviii + 270 pages, completely retypeset, with the addition of a number of illustrations, and (apparently) at least a little material that had been omitted from the paperback. Dust jacket uses Lewis Lupton's design from the Banner of Truth's original 1961 paperback edition, though the text panels have been changed. … Read more about this item

Glasgow: Maclure, MacDonald & Co, 1889. . 126 pages, a little wear and tear to extremities. Biographical notes of the author (unattributed, author still living); Summer Musings (poems inspired by Scottish locations that McAuslane had visited); Memories Dear (biographical material and elegiac poems on family members); Religious Sketches and Poetry; Miscellaneous Pieces. William Thomson M'Auslane (1832-1893) wrote… Read more about this item

Ardrossan: Arthur Guthrie, 1890. . 384 pages, a little wear and staining to covers, internally fairly good. William Bruce Robertson (1820-1886) was a United Secession / United Presbyterian minister famous as a pulpit orator, and brother of James Robertson of Newington. The substance of the book appeared in 1884 in the Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald as… Read more about this item

Glasgow: N Adshead & Son, 1954. . 121 pages, some damage to spine etc. Historical stories of revivals and spirituality in the Highlands. Good sized print.. Paperback. Average.

Kilmarnock: D Brown & Co . [xv] + 275 pages, illustrated history of Prestwick. Undated but apparently produced in the mid 1890s. Some wear to extremities, internally pretty good.. Cloth. Average Plus.

Swanwick: John M Brentnall, 2017. . 235 pages, 36 sermons, mainly preached at worship services in the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland in Oban in 1975 and 1976. Malcolm Macsween (1904-1978) was a Free Presbyterian minister in Bracadale (Skye) and in Oban. He was one of his denomination's tutors of ministerial students and it was while under… Read more about this item

Inverness: Free Presbyterian Publications, 1969. . [8] + 243 pages. I have been told that this is not a full reprint of the original (and much rarer) 1874 volume "In the Pulpit and at the Communion Table", as it lacks a 6 page Preface and a 153 page Biographical Supplement (which is not just biography).. Hard Cover. Average/Average.