Wisdom Everywhere

Introducing the Treasures of John Owen Box Set

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Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 18.4 × 12.4 × .2 cm
ISBN 9781848714731
Binding

Booklet

Format

Booklet

Page Count

32

Short ISBN

Book Description

This is the 32-page introductory booklet to the Treasures of John Owen box set.

‘When you are a new user of any library, however small, it is always helpful if one of the librarians gives you some idea of what you can expect to find, or perhaps recommends a book that you will appreciate, or tells you about a new author you might enjoy.’ — SINCLAIR B. FERGUSON

In this booklet, Sinclair Ferguson introduces the reader to John Owen and prepares us for reading.

If you purchase the Treasures of John Owen box set, this booklet will be included in your shipment.

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