A Second Letter To The Lord Bishop Of Peterborough

Henry Walter's 1828 work presents a compelling argument for viewing the Authorized Version of the Bible as an independent literary work rather than simply a translation. He asserts its superiority over other translations, emphasizing its literary quality and fidelity to the original texts' meanings. This scholarly book serves as a response to additional arguments from the Bishop of Peterborough, enriched with references to biblical scholarship and literary criticism. Its significance lies in its influence on the perception of the Authorized Version in the realm of biblical translation.