McMullen, J. Mercier. The Supremacy of the Bible and Its Relations to Speculative Science, Remote Ancient History, and the Higher Criticism; A Brief Appeal to Facts, Inductive Reason, and Common-Sense. New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1905. First Edition. [8926]
Green cloth, 8 1/2 x 6 inches, end paper hinges cracked, xl., 479 pp., index. Last half of book with stain in the top outside corner of the leaves. Errata slip laid in. Good. Hardcover.
This volume is written from an evangelical faith-based perspective, and was produced specifically for the layman who might not have time to read and decipher all that rationalism was presenting at the time to attack the historic Christian faith and the confidence in the veracity of the Bible.
John Mercier McMullen (1820-1907), b. Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; d. Brockville, Ontario. McMullen was a bookseller, author, printer, and publisher. He wrote on history, law, religion, and published several newspapers during his career.
