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Condizione: Very good. - Samuel Gosnell Green's autograph penned on a 1-3/8 inch high by 2-7/8 inch wide slip of paper mounted onto a 1-5/8 inch high by 3-3/8 inch wide slip of paper clipped from an autograph album. Very good. The Baptist minister and bibliophile Samuel Gosnell Green (1822-1905) first worked in the printing office of John Haddon in Finsbury before entering college to prepare for the ministry. He was the classical and mathematical tutor at Horton College (now Rawdon College) and was connected with the Sunday School Union where he edited the monthly "Notes on Lessons". He wrote several religious children's books. Moving to London in 1876, he served as editor and then editorial secretary of the Religious Tract Society. He published several works, the most significant being his "Handbook to the Grammar of the Greek Testament" which he first published in 1870. …

A Leadenhall Press reprint of a scarce gift publication from the Religious Tract Society. The Leadenhall edition is itself very scarce. Octavo. 80 pp. Woodcut frontispiece, numerous cuts in text. Navy cloth over gray printed boards. Boards rubbed at the edges with a few light stains. Contemporary ink signature on title-page, neat pencil drawings on back pastedown. A good copy.…