An Historical account of the English Versions of the Scriptures

by Samuel Bagster

This account traces the history of the translation of the Bible into the English language. "The Anglo-Saxon and early English versions have first to be noticed, tracing what appears to have been done prior to the days of then the version of Wiclif, its causes and a century and a half later, the labours of Tyndale and Coverdale have to be especially rested on, and, subsequently, the various versions executed up to the year 1611 (King James Version)."

152 pages, Hardcover