British Museum. Luther Exhibition, 1883, in the Grenville Library

In 1883, the British Museum held a major exhibition devoted to the life and works of the German theologian Martin Luther. This book, written by George Bullen, the Keeper of the Department of Printed Books at the British Museum, provides a detailed description of the exhibition and its contents. The book includes illustrations and commentary on the exhibits and is a valuable resource for scholars of the Protestant Reformation and the history of printing.

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