1912 LOUIS ALBERT BANKS. Capital Stories about Famous Americans - Autographed. Moravians 1640's-50's] was a graduate of

1640's-50's] was a graduate of Emmanuel College

An important primary resource on the religious conflicts happening between denominations as they each attempted to establish footholds during the Westward Expansion

where Alexander Campbell had a significant personal impact

Extensive account of his conversation as a young man which happened in relation to God healing his mother

Some mission historians have referred to Schwartz as the apostle to South India

1912 LOUIS ALBERT BANKS. Capital Stories about Famous Americans - Autographed. Moravians 1640's-50's] was a graduate ofVery attractive copy of an excellent work by Banks, highlighting homespun stories from the history of American patriotism, heroism, and love; all told in Banks on lively homespun manner and custom suited to illustrate some vital Christian truth. Banks, Louis Albert. Capital Stories about Famous Americans. A Budget of Tales of Love, Heroism and Adventure on Land and Sea. New York. Christian Herald. 1905. Very attractive copy with some minor wear and