The Achievements of Christianity #262709

This little book owes something, in idea and form, to advice obtained in a conversation with the late Pro fessor Gwatkin. I was thereby led to look for a con nection between Christian doctrine, its View of God and of man, and the facts of history, and to see in history the working of Christian principles. This is not to claim the support of so great and honoured a Cambridge name as his for any particular treatment or special statement which may be found in the book. Those who knew Professor Gwatkin at all in his life, and were more than students of his books, will realise the pleasure there is in paying any tribute, in however small a matter.