WILLIAM CAREY. By JAMES CULROSS, D.D. "The work has a special value in recording an important chapter of Anglo-Indian history. It seems to us very well written."--_Academy._ "An excellent monograph on Carey. Dr. Culross has done his work well."--_Athenæum._ "The little book has great literary excellence. Dr. Culross has taken no ordinary trouble in the collection of his material. He understands how to arrange it in felicitous style, and so to tell the story as to make it eminently attractive and useful to his readers."--_Congregationalist._ VIII. ANDREW FULLER. By his Son, ANDREW GUNTON FULLER. _Letter from the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon to the Author:_-- "Venerable Friend,--I thank you for sending me your 'Andrew Fuller.' If you have lived for a long time for nothing else but to produce this volume, you have lived to good purpose. I have long considered your father to be the greatest theologian of the century, and I do not know that your pages have made me think more highly of him as a _divine_ than I had thought before. But I now see him within doors far more accurately, and see about the Christian man a soft radiance of tender love which had never been revealed to me either by former biographies, or by his writings. You have added the moss to the rose, and removed some of the thorns in the process. Yours most respectfully, C. H. SPURGEON." "It is a remarkable production, when one remembers that Mr. Gunton Fuller is now eighty-two years of age, and he lost his father as far back as the year 1815. An excellent addition to Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton's series of 'Men Worth Remembering.'"--_Christian World._ IX. ALEXANDER DUFF, D.D., LL.D. By THOMAS SMITH, D.D. "Dr. Smith, who has enjoyed very intimate association with Duff, both in private life and in public work, has executed his task with much skill and fine sympathy."--_Outlook._ "We heartily commend this compact and interesting little volume."--_Evangelical Magazine._ "As an original study of a great man by one of his most intimate friends and co-workers, it would be impossible to speak too highly of this little volume."--_Christian Leader._ X. SAMUEL RUTHERFORD. By ANDREW THOMSON, D.D., F.R.S.E., Edinburgh. "The volume is written in a popular style, and contains all that is really needful to be known regarding Rutherford's career, character, and writings. Dr. Thomson has imparted vivacity to the narrative by visiting the localities where Rutherford lived. The author has produced a volume which, in respect at once of completeness, sustained interest, and freshness of interest, is unequalled by any preceding memoir of Rutherford."--_Scotsman._