1846 SCOTTISH PRESBYTERIAN. Rare Satirical Novel on the Great Disruption - Chalmers, M'Cheyne, &c. Americana Burton also raised money by

Burton also raised money by selling his critically-acclaimed paintings and ink drawings of Congolese landscapes and life

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1846 SCOTTISH PRESBYTERIAN. Rare Satirical Novel on the Great Disruption - Chalmers, M'Cheyne, &c. Americana Burton also raised money by1846 Novel on the Great Disruption of the Scottish Free Church. Rare. A fascinating quasi historical novel regarding the then recent events of the Great Disruption, leading to the formation of the Scottish Free Church, home of Thomas Chalmers, Robert Murray MCheyne, the Brothers Bonar, etc., It is largely fictionalized with slightly satirical figures like Rev. Simon MQuirkle, etc., It was meant to be a light hearted take on the controversy that had