Rutherford's Due Right of Presbyteries

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Nope. Looks like the online versions (GoogleBooks and Hathi Trust) both offer the 1644 edition, which of course employs the old fonts and spelling.

Time to scholar up and tough it out.

Usual experience is that after a few pages you start to get used to it, and by 20-30 pages out, you're doing fine.
 
I've edited Rutherford's sermons to Parliament in London, he is by far the most difficult edit of those of the period I've worked on. So redoing Rutherford's works is no easy task and probably one reason we don't see modern editions of his works.As to Due Right, it has always seemed to me to be a poorly presented if not poorly organized work. It alsohas got to be one of if not the most notorious examples of misnumbering of pages from the era. There are several instances where for referencing say page A you would need to distinguish Aa,Ab, and Ac. The printer apologizes in a note. Amongst Rutherford's works it has maybe the messiest presentation.
 
I've edited Rutherford's sermons to Parliament in London, he is by far the most difficult edit of those of the period I've worked on. So redoing Rutherford's works is no easy task and probably one reason we don't see modern editions of his works.As to Due Right, it has always seemed to me to be a poorly presented if not poorly organized work. It alsohas got to be one of if not the most notorious examples of misnumbering of pages from the era. There are several instances where for referencing say page A you would need to distinguish Aa,Ab, and Ac. The printer apologizes in a note. Amongst Rutherford's works it has maybe the messiest presentation.

Now I am even more excited to start reading it. :lol:
 
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Paul's Presbytery is shorter and very well organized; tackling it first might help make it easier to get through D.R., and it was the earlier work of the two.
 
While you're reading it, perhaps you can type it out too [then send Chris the Word document]. :D:D:D

(just a suggestion) :rutherford:
 
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