George Müller of Bristol by Arthur T. Pierson - Pickering & Inglis Hardcover

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George Müller of Bristol

Arthur T. Pierson

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Author
Arthur T. Pierson
Publisher
Pickering & Inglis Ltd.
Edition
Authorised Edition, Sixteenth Impression
Binding
Hardback
Dust jacket
No
Condition
Good

About this copy

This is the Authorised Edition, Sixteenth Impression, printed to the 'Authorised Economy Standard' for paper and binding, indicating a mid-20th-century reprint rather than a first edition. The book is a condensed biography of George Müller, founder of the Bristol orphan houses, drawing on his own autobiographical Narrative. The book is bound in blue cloth boards with the title and author lettered to the spine.

No dust jacket is present.

Condition

Book
Good – blue cloth shows wear at the spine ends and corners, with a faint mark to the front board. Text block and pages appear clean and sound, with age toning consistent with the book's age. No dust jacket.

This is a pre-owned book, and minor age-related wear may be present beyond what is specifically mentioned. All readily visible defects have been described to the best of my ability. Please see photos, which form part of the description.

Collector's notes

  • A condensed biography of George Müller, compiled following his death, drawing on his own multi-volume autobiographical Narrative
  • Published by Pickering & Inglis Ltd., London
  • This copy is the Authorised Edition, Sixteenth Impression – a later reprint, not a first edition
  • Printed to the 'Authorised Economy Standard,' typical of mid-20th-century British book production
  • No dust jacket present
  • Frontispiece portrait of George Müller includes a printed facsimile signature, not a hand-signed autograph

This is a pre-owned book. Please look at every photograph: they show its true condition.