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The Christian Leaders of the Last Century

J. C. Ryle · or, England a Hundred Years Ago

The Christian Leaders of the Last Century by J. C. Ryle

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The Christian Leaders of the Last Century by J. C. Ryle

J. C. Ryle's portraits of the eleven evangelical ministers God used to revive Christianity in eighteenth-century England — Whitefield, Wesley, Grimshaw, Romaine, Rowlands, Berridge, Venn, Walker, Hervey, Toplady and Fletcher — with their lives, preaching and character.

  • 25 chapters
  • 445 source PDF pages
  • 149,572 words
  • ≈ 12 h 28 min reading time
  • English

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TitleThe Christian Leaders of the Last Century
Subtitleor, England a Hundred Years Ago
AuthorJ. C. Ryle
Original publicationLondon: T. Nelson and Sons, Paternoster Row; Edinburgh; and New York, 1869 (title page). Preface dated Stradbroke Vicarage, August 1868.
Publisher (of the source edition)T. Nelson and Sons
LanguageEnglish
CategoryChristian Biography, Church History, Revival & Spiritual Awakening
SourceHathiTrust scan (Yale University Library copy); text re-read with Tesseract OCR (the scan's own text layer has no layout information).

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Published in London in 1869; the author died in 1900. Public domain.

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