A Sketch of the Character of Dr. John Erskine (1803)

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A Sketch of the Character of Dr. John Erskine (1803)This copy has been rebound and was printed by H. Inglis in 1803. Full title: A Sketch of the Character of Dr. John Erskine, One of the Ministers of the Old Gray Friars Church of Edinburgh, Who Died on the 19th of January 1803; Being the Concluding Part of a Sermon Delivered in that Church, On the Lord's Day Immediately After His Funeral.

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