This three-volume set contains Hawker's magnificent New Testament commentary, which covers all four Gospels.

This volume contains the masterful commentary by Robert Hawker on Acts - Ephesians. The special gift of Hawker was his ability to exalt Christ Jesus in all he wrote. He was a favorite of C.H. Spurgeon, of whom he wrote: "If you want something full of marrow and fatness, cheering to your own hearts by way of comment, and likely to help you in giving your hearers rich expositions, buy Dr. Hawker's Poor Man's Commentary."

This is the third and final volume of Robert Hawker's masterful commentary on Holy Scripture. This volume covers the books from Philippians - Revelation. Of Hawker's commentaries Spurgeon said, "If you want something full of marrow and fatness, cheering to your own hearts by way of comment, and likely to help you in giving your hearers rich expositions, buy Dr. Hawker's Poor Man's Commentary."

"I have been prompted to the work proposed in the title page, from a humble hope, that under the blessing of God the Holy Ghost; it may be rendered useful to the Christian world in general; and yet more particularly so, to that handful of people, who read my POOR MAN'S COMMENTARY on the Bible. It struck me, that a work of this kind, might form a proper Appendix to it, and be found not a little helpful to serious readers. Under this impression, I have engaged in this service; and for their accomadation, have directed the bookseller to publish an edition of it, upon the same plan and form as...

Taylors of Welwyn by Robert J Hawker

Thomas Bates Blow was from a working class background and leading a life

with little direction until he was befriended by a member of a leading British

family: with his patronage and much hard work, Thomas laid the foundation of

what was to become the largest business in Europe supplying the requirements

of beekeepers.

This volume charts the history of Taylors of Welwyn, from its birth through

the challenging changes and large expansion in the last two decades of the

nineteenth century...