
The Light of the Week: Or the Temporal Advantages of the Sabbath, Considered in Relation to the Working Classes (Classic Reprint)
by John Younger
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We must not conclude this introduction without thus publicly acknowledging, and tendering our thanks for, the interest in our author, which the Rev. Dr. Buist, of St. Andrew's, the last year's Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, was pleased to take in this Essay and its writer, when requested to obtain information respecting him, and to prepare a sketch of his life. Our author himself having supplied what was desired, it became unnecessary to trouble the Moderator further. For his ready willingness, how ever, to assist us, we beg to offer him our most respectful thanks; and at the same.
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