Priest and Layman by Ada Carter
Description
Second Hand / Antiquarian
Priest and Layman by Ada Carter
Published: T. Werener Laurie, London 1911
This rare novel is a spiritual narrative exploring the complex relation between clergy and congregations in the Christian church, set against the background of early 20th century New York.
Condition: Fair, no dust jacket. An ex-library book, from the Besant Memorial Library. Boards in reasonable condition for age, no significant fraying or bumps. Pages are slightly yellowed with age, binding remains firm.
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