"The Manual of the American Bible Society" offers a detailed look into the history, principles, and activities of this influential organization. Published in 1893, this manual provides valuable insights into the Bible cause and its impact during the 19th century. It covers the Society's mission to distribute the Bible and its broader role in American religious life.

This book serves as a primary source for understanding the landscape of religious organizations in the United States and the evolving nature of Christian missions. It also illuminates the strategies employed to promote biblical literacy and engagement.

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