A History of Preaching, from the Close of the Reformation, Period to the End of the Nineteenth Century, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

After many delays and interruptions, the second in stallment of my proposed work on the History of Preach ing is now sent forth. In the summer of 1907 when this volume was just begun I left the professorship of Homiletics in theS outhern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, Kentucky, and accepted the pastoral care of the First Baptist Church atM acon, Georgia. The interruption of such a removal, the cares of a large pas torate, and other things, have combined to make unavoidable delays in completing my undertaking. I still cherish the wish and purpose to write the third of the proposed volumes on Preaching in the United States if life and opportunity be granted. Meantime this volume is sent forth, far longer after its companion than was first hoped, but with the prayer that it may be of some service to the great cause of Christian preaching. E. C. D. Macon, Georgia, September,
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