German Translation of History of the Sabbath
By Editor
From the Publishing House in Basel, Switzerland, we have received a copy of the first part of “Geschichte des Sabbaths und des ersten Tages der Woche,” being a translation into the German language of the first eleven chapters of “History of the Sabbath and the First Day of the Week,” by Elder J. N. Andrews. We knew a German lady in Michigan, who, at the age of eighty, learned the English language in order that she might be able to read the “History of the Sabbath.” Any one who has read the book will agree that its perusal would well repay so great an effort; but we are glad that our German friends can now have the book in their native language, and that it can be placed in the hands of those whose interest is not great enough to prompt them to master a foreign language in order to read it. This volume contains 176 pages, 6x9 inches in size, the paper is good, and the print is beautifully clear. We are sorry that we are not able at present to state the terms on which it may be obtained; we shall do so as soon as possible.