'How admirable an edition is this! the best five-shilling octavo
you ever saw. And it is made richer than of old by new matter
from the venerable editor's pen.'--_Expository Times._
'Among the many "ideas" which are rapidly bringing Messrs.
Oliphant, Anderson, & Ferrier to the front rank among publishers,
none strikes me as more happy than the beautiful editions they
are issuing of religious classics. The latest is Dr. Andrew
Bonar's famous "Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray M'Cheyne." I
happen to have the first edition in two small black volumes. It
was issued in 1844, and the circulation must have considerably
exceeded a hundred thousand. But no copy is so good to use as the
latest, which is a model book in every way,--binding, paper, and
type,--and which is enriched by additional notes from the pen of
the revered author. It will rank as a standard edition of an
immortal book.'--_The British Weekly._
'This issue of a book which has been so widely valued as to take
the rank of an Evangelical classic is enriched with facsimiles of
M'Cheyne's handwriting, while the venerable author has introduced
some additional information on certain points. We wish the book a
fresh career of usefulness in its new form.'--_Critical Review._
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