1890 IRISH LEPRECHAUNS & FAIRIES. The Stories & Fairy Tales of Ireland for Americans - Ghosts & Decapitation. Jonathan EdwardsA wonderful, whimsical affair and rather scarce, with no examples in the trade at present and none at auction for nearly 100 years. Sort of George MacDonald meets Bram Stoker and Edgar Allan Poe. With unique Irish whimsy, we are enchanted by Fairies, Magic Clovers, Leprechauns, Pike Heads [decapitated chaps], Ghosts, Unsolved Murders, visits to Haunted Castles etc., and all woven throughout Irish themes of famine, emigration, poverty, persecution,
Enlarged and Improved
And cloven tongues as of fire to show forth the burning zeal which every Christian should have towards the words of God
James Chalmers of Rarotonga
The Cane Ridge Meeting-House
to remove him to the house appointed for all living
correspondences
In the first section
in 1863 he was designated Chaplain through the end of the war
Self-Torture of the Hindoos
and rational christians as the only persons who understood the gospel
Another notable contributor was Theodore Gordon
though very solid