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A woodcut containing a portrait of John Frederick (Johann Friedrich) reading a book and praying before a crucifix. Frederick was a leader of the Schmalkaldic League and fought for Luther's cause against the Imperial troops. The league was defeated in the Battle of Muehlberg in April of 1547. Frederick was wounded by a slash across his left cheek, captured, condemned to death, but ultimately pardoned and reinstated as duke in Weimar. After 1547, however, the Electoral power had fallen to the rivalling Albertininian line of the dynasty residing in Dresden.

A woodcut containing a portrait of John Frederick (Johann Friedrich) reading a book and praying before a crucifix. Frederick was a leader of the Schmalkaldic League and fought for Luther's cause against the Imperial troops. The league was defeated in the Battle of Muehlberg in April of 1547. Frederick was wounded by a slash across his left cheek, captured, condemned to death, but ultimately pardoned and reinstated as duke in Weimar. After 1547, however, the Electoral power had fallen to the rivalling Albertininian line of the dynasty residing in Dresden.

Elizabeth Lee Methodist Church as seen around the 1910s.

Elizabeth Lee Methodist Church as seen around the 1910s.

The Elizabeth Lee United Methodist Church building with a view of the front door, sign, and extensions.

The Elizabeth Lee United Methodist Church building with a view of the front door, sign, and extensions.

A historical house, dubbed Matthew's House, which is owned by the Elizabeth Lee United Methodist Church.

A historical house, dubbed Matthew's House, which is owned by the Elizabeth Lee United Methodist Church.

This record contains 2 images of Elko Baptist.

This record contains 2 images of Elko Baptist.

This record contains 1 image of Elko Methodist.

This record contains 1 image of Elko Methodist.

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This record contains 8 images of Emmaus Primitive Baptist.

This record contains 8 images of Emmaus Primitive Baptist.

The digital edition of an introductory study of the "Enchiridion geistliker leder unde Psalmen," originally published by Melchior Lotter in Magdeburg, Germany, in 1536, including facsimile reproductions. The original text includes hymns in part with melodies in Low German.

The digital edition of an introductory study of the "Enchiridion geistliker leder unde Psalmen," originally published by Melchior Lotter in Magdeburg, Germany, in 1536, including facsimile reproductions. The original text includes hymns in part with melodies in Low German.

The town of Endor where Saul sought a witch to raise the spirit of Samuel.

The town of Endor where Saul sought a witch to raise the spirit of Samuel.

This record contains 10 images of England Chapel Methodist.

This record contains 10 images of England Chapel Methodist.

The England Chapel United Methodist Church building with a view of the entryway, front drive, and sign, taken in Spring.

The England Chapel United Methodist Church building with a view of the entryway, front drive, and sign, taken in Spring.

The England Chapel United Methodist Church building with a view of the entryway and sign. On the right of the church is a detached building linked to the church by a covered walkway.

The England Chapel United Methodist Church building with a view of the entryway and sign. On the right of the church is a detached building linked to the church by a covered walkway.

The sign for the England Chapel United Methodist Church.

The sign for the England Chapel United Methodist Church.

Summary: This volume contains images of Methodist theologians, leaders, and clergy members, as well as scenes of a few notable places within the Methodist church. All of the images are engravings. A number of notable engravers are credited, for example Thomas Illman, E. Mackenzie (Methodist Book Concern), J. W. Paradise, William D. Smith, and Thomas B. Welch. Many of the engravings were published at the Methodist Book Room in New York.

Summary: This volume contains images of Methodist theologians, leaders, and clergy members, as well as scenes of a few notable places within the Methodist church. All of the images are engravings. A number of notable engravers are credited, for example Thomas Illman, E. Mackenzie (Methodist Book Concern), J. W. Paradise, William D. Smith, and Thomas B. Welch. Many of the engravings were published at the Methodist Book Room in New York.

An engraving of Charles Wesley, brother of John Wesley.

An engraving of Charles Wesley, brother of John Wesley.

An engraving portrait of John Wesley in profile.

An engraving portrait of John Wesley in profile.

An engraving based on a painting by Marshall Claxton depicting a young John Wesley in dialog with other students at Oxford University.

An engraving based on a painting by Marshall Claxton depicting a young John Wesley in dialog with other students at Oxford University.

An engraved portrait of John Wesley in profile. It is identical to 18-003-001.

An engraved portrait of John Wesley in profile. It is identical to 18-003-001.

An engraved protrait of a young John Wesley based on the J Williams painting.

An engraved protrait of a young John Wesley based on the J Williams painting.

An engraving of Sarah Wesley, the wife of Charles Wesley.

An engraving of Sarah Wesley, the wife of Charles Wesley.