Brown, Thomas. Annals of the Disruption [Revival Interest]

Brown, Thomas. Annals of the Disruption; with Extracts from Narratives of Ministers who left the Scottish Establishment in 1843. Edinburgh: MacNive & Wallace, 1893. New Edition. [9007]

Blue publisher's cloth, gilt spine titles, 8 3/4 x 6 inches, frayed at the spine ends. xviii., 841 clean pp., illustrated with b/w plates. End paper hinges cracked. Fair. Hardcover.

No. 767 in Roberts, Revival Literature: An Annotated Bibliography. "Chapter 2. 'Religious revival a preparation.' Chapter 62. 'Longing desires for revival - Mr. Glen of Benholm.' Chapter 63. 'Revival.'"

Thomas Brown (1811-1893), Free Church of Scotland minister, studied under Thomas Chalmers. “Brown was a geologist and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh…was a leading figure in the Free Church Jewish and Continental Committee, but is best known as the compiler of Annals of the Disruption.” - Dictionary of Scottish Church History & Theology.