Biography/History

This "man among men" did as much for Baptists as any man in his generation, and paved the way for thousands of Bible-believing Baptists to identify themselves as a spiritual entity to be reckoned...

The Journal begins with Charles Wesley's arrival at Frederica, a month after the brothers 'first set foot on American ground,' and closes on November 6, 1756. There are some gaps in the record which...

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This volume includes extracts from Edwards private writings and diary, with appendices by his daughter, Esther Burr. This was the first official biography of Edwards, written by his student and...

Pioneer missionary to Indians, David Brainerd rode over 3,000 miles on horseback through the wilderness of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. His journal, kept during his travels, was edited by...

A biography of Isaac Backus (1724–1806), who was a leading Baptist preacher during the era of the American Revolution.   Sprinkle Publications, hardback, 369 pages.

This book is actually three volumes in one. The first is about Charles Spurgeon's life and labors. The second contains sermons and lectures of Spurgeon. The last is Spurgeon's famous, "John...

Edited by Oswald J. Smith. The life of David Brainerd provides a point of reference for those who are given to the ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ. Brainerd was a man of prayer and fasting who...

The Life of George Washington, Volumes 1-5, was published by John Marshall between 1804 and 1807. Marshall was uniquely suited to write this biography of our first President. He served under General...

The story of George Washington is the story of American independence, and this biography illustrates that perfectly. War in the Colonies is the 2nd volume of The Life of George Washington written by...

During his years of imprisonment, John Bunyan wrote his autobiography and several other books. But it was The Pilgrim's Progress that found its way into every home and carried Bunyan's reputation...