The 1816 Holy Bible is a notable edition printed during a period marked by significant religious and cultural shifts in the early 19th century. This era saw the Bible playing a crucial role in spreading Christian teachings and promoting literacy, facilitated by advancements in printing technology and the efforts of Bible societies. The 1816 edition is especially recognized for its historical context, as it emerged when the Bible was becoming more accessible to the general public. This increased availability contributed to the broader distribution and influence of Christian scriptures across various regions, enhancing their impact on society.
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Charming plastic tortoise shell binding with beautiful brass enclosure clasp, three gold gild edges
