There’s just something about old books. The way they smell, the way they feel, the way they were written, the language used to impress upon the reader a particular point, even in the manner in which they were printed and bound. Antique works have a sense of nostalgia and authenticity that can’t easily be duplicated via 21st century printing. What you’ll find in Horatius Bonar’s
On Horatius Bonar’s “The Story of Grace.”
On Horatius Bonar’s “The Story of Grace.”
On Horatius Bonar’s “The Story of Grace.”
There’s just something about old books. The way they smell, the way they feel, the way they were written, the language used to impress upon the reader a particular point, even in the manner in which they were printed and bound. Antique works have a sense of nostalgia and authenticity that can’t easily be duplicated via 21st century printing. What you’ll find in Horatius Bonar’s