1886 GEORGE MACDONALD. What's Mine is Mine. Superb Example in Victorian Binding. Slavery still I love: for these

still I love: for these my later sons

and these were often also people who were loathe to see outside agencies involved with control of the pulpit and also favored small government and local government

The whole is interspersed with testimonies from his evangelistic and revivalist work of 1863

Joseph Dana

1886 GEORGE MACDONALD. What's Mine is Mine. Superb Example in Victorian Binding. Slavery still I love: for theseA superbly preserved example of an excellent work by George MacDonald. MacDonald had deep concerns about the spiritual effect industrialization was having on the interior life of people. He saw the threat as nearly omni present. He saw it in the "artificial light" of streetlights, indicating their existence posed a challenge as people no longer needed to go home and sit around the fire with family, read, or be alone . . . all activities meant to