1811 C. H. V. BOGATZKY. Golden Treasury for the Children of God. American Imprint of German Pietist ZZAutographsandArtifacts But Samuel grew lonely

But Samuel grew lonely

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1811 C. H. V. BOGATZKY. Golden Treasury for the Children of God. American Imprint of German Pietist ZZAutographsandArtifacts But Samuel grew lonelyA rather charming full leather American imprint of Carl [Karl] Heinrich von Bogatzky's [1690 1745] classic devotional work. Disowned by his father for pursuing a life devoted to religious studies, writing, psalmody, and the care of orphans, he was one of the most influential authors among the pietists. Interestingly, like Hermann Francke, he founded an orphange. It is now wonder that 100 years later, when George Muller emigrated from Germany to