Historical Theology -- William Cunningham

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Historical Theology by William Cunningham is available online here:

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

 

[panicbird]

Between Google and Archive, it seems like a goodly number of the older books are being put on the internet. I wonder what affect this will have on publishers like Banner of Truth and Soli Deo Gloria (and Naphtali).

Related question: is it only 19th century prints that are going online? Are the older, not-modern-typeset books being uploaded as well?

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Between Google and Archive, it seems like a goodly number of the older books are being put on the internet. I wonder what affect this will have on publishers like Banner of Truth and Soli Deo Gloria (and Naphtali).

Related question: is it only 19th century prints that are going online? Are the older, not-modern-typeset books being uploaded as well?

I've seen (and posted links to) a number of 17th and 18th century works as well. The digitizing of these old books, once the wheat has been sifted from the chaff, is truly a spiritual goldmine for the discerning reader.

 

[panicbird]

Andrew,

Pardon my laziness, but are the 17th and 18th century works you posted links to scans of books printed in those centuries or are they 19th century reprints? What I would like to know is: are these online works done in older typeface (i.e., an "s" looks like an "f", etc.) or modern?

Thanks.

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Andrew,

Pardon my laziness, but are the 17th and 18th century works you posted links to scans of books printed in those centuries or are they 19th century reprints? What I would like to know is: are these online works done in older typeface (i.e., an "s" looks like an "f", etc.) or modern?

Thanks.

The treatifes which I bore in rememberance contain ye olde typeface.

For instance, Edward Marbury's A commentarie, or exposition upon the prophecie of Habakkuk.

 

[panicbird]

I thank thee verily.

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Thou art most welcome, dear brother.