Pickering & Inglis, London, no date.  Hard cover, 189 pages plus ads.  Blue cloth with black lettering on spine; boards have small stains, spine sunned; corners worn with bits of board exposed; spine ends worn with short tears and small losses to cloth and a touch of fraying.  Binding cracked in spots with all pages holding.  No jacket.  Inked gift inscription on verso of frontis of author; small stain in bottom margin of a few pages, small faded water stains on fore-edges of a few pages; a few small age spots on outer page block.  ‘The Epistle to the Romans is, in my view, the Key Epistle of the New Testament.  Until the great truths, which may justly be described as “THE BULWARKS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH” are grasped with some degree of intelligence, there can neither be a definite and joyous personal experience of God’s salvation; nor can there be an accurate fitting together of the Divine mosaic of New Testament revelation.’ (from Foreword)