Smith, Wm. C.; North, C. C. [introduction]. Pillars in the Temple; or Sketches of Deceased Laymen of the Methodist Episcopal Church, distinguished as examples of Piety and Usefulness, Chronologically Arranged. New York: Carlton & Lanahan, 1872. First Edition. [10668]
Purple cloth, spine faded, gilt titles, 7 x 4 3/4 inches, yellow end papers, 366 clean pp., stain of some kind on the front paste-down, (text is clean). Good. Hardcover.
"The sketches of the men whose narratives are recorded here we have felt were to valuable to be lost...These men, with 'single eye' and fixed purpose to glorify God, worked their way up in the world, surmounted difficulties, attained distinction and honor among men, became 'Pillars in the Temple.' and now, 'being dead, yet speak.'" - Preface.
Biographies of thirty-seven outstanding laymen of the American Methodist Episcopal Church.
