History of the Waldenses

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1916

“History of the Waldenses”

A FEW words of appreciation from those who have had the privilege of reading this book:—

“No book that has appeared for some time has pleased me more. Since it has been out of print, I have been asked hundreds of times to see if our publishing house could secure the privilege of publishing it. Now our people can have it. I think it all the more remarkable that the Review and Herald is able to supply the book at 50 cents. I believe there will be a large sale of it.”—W. W. Eastman, Secretary of the North American Division Conference Publishing Department.

“I have already read three chapters, and find the book so interesting I can hardly leave it.”—M. G. Haynes, Secretary Arkansas Conference.

“I have really been fascinated as I have read this excellent book. I verily believe that there never has been a time in the history of this denomination when this book was more timely than now; for, to some degree, the same experiences through which the Waldensian Christians passed, will be ours to endure.”—Burton Castle, Secretary Kansas Tract Society.

“This is a valuable little volume, and ought to be in the hands of all our people. We are glad you have brought it out in such a neat and attractive form. It is intensely interesting, and will serve to strengthen our faith. We may be called upon in the near future to pass through such experiences as are recorded therein.”—C. H. Jones, Manager Pacific Press Publishing Association.

“I feel that ‘History of the Waldenses’ should be read by all our people, as it will have a tendency to awaken the old-time Protestant spirit.”—M. N. Campbell, President Eastern Canadian Union Conference.

While this book is being read as one number of the Missionary Volunteer Reading Course, it is just as good for older readers. Cloth binding; price, 50 cents. Order from your tract society.