Excerpt from History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland: Condensed From the Standard Work of Reid and Killen
It has been no easy task to condense fifteen hundred closely printed octavo pages into this small volume and if the vivacity and interest of the original work has in any degree been sacrificed, it is only that the essential facts may be offered to those who would otherwise remain ignorant of the history of their mother Church.
I have been greatly aided in this task by a brief but able compilation of Reid and Killen, by the Rev. Thomas Witherow, of Maghera, and by a still larger one prepared by my brother, while lecturing upon the subject to his classes in Princeton.
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