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An epic historical account of India's tumultuous past, encompassing not only military and political events, but also social and cultural developments that shaped the country's evolution.
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Institutes of the Christian Religion This limited edition of John Calvin's Reformation classic, "Institutes of the Christian Religion," commemorates the 500th anniversary of Calvin's birth in 1509.This beautiful new jacketed cloth volume features: - An eight-page, four-color insert on coated stock, including a frontispiece featuring the title page of the original publication and a timeline of the Reformation and of John Calvin's life... Full description
Henry Beveridge and Théodore de Bèze's 'The Life of John Calvin' offers a detailed look into the life and work of John Calvin, one of the most influential figures of the Reformation. The book touches on Calvin's personal life, and his religious and political beliefs while providing context to the social and political climate of the time. Beveridge and Bèze's fluid writing style and thorough research make this book an interesting read that will appeal to scholars, students and general readers alike.