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Campbell's influence may be seen particularly in the work of Hugh Ross Mackintosh
John from the Wells of Salvation by Thomas Newberry
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contents mostly clean with some light foxing in places and a few leaves near back with faded marginal stains
1649 FIRST KING JAMES STUDY BIBLE + Geneva Notes - Superb Scottish Provenance & Finely Preserved. Irvingite Campbell's influence may be seenA phenomenal and rare example of the first edition of the King James translation issued with the notes of the Geneva Bible and Junius' notes on the Apocalypse [Darlow & Moule #484]. In essence, this is the first King James study Bible ever issued. It was actually one of the mandates of the translators of the King James version to not include marginal or translational notes, especially those of the Geneva as they were perceived as containing "anti