A Truly Romantic Polygamous Love Story. Meet Prince John, the Christian polygamist who grew up in a land where no one could have ever guessed that the rest of the Christian world was against polygamy. Meet the Christian missionary, Ishmael David (Ish), sent to witness to polygamists. Laugh and cry, as you see the lengths to which the single Christian ladies go to convince Ish to take them for wives. Meet Mary, Ish's loyal wife, who struggles with her new discoveries about polygamy. Her reactions are both humorous and endearing. Listen as each character presents Christian theology and history as never before. A Christian Evangelical End Times Novel. This novel contains over 385 biblical and historical footnotes. Note: This book is NOT about Mormon or FLDS polygamy.

Fresh Fairy Tales Volume 1 contains four totally fresh fairy tales written by Don Milton. Pool of Vanities, The Forest Hermit, Voice in the Trees, and The Ragged Prince. The first tale, Pool of Vanities, is accompanied by 18 illustrations. The next three fairy tales are accompanied by one illustration preceding the tale.

A Truly Romantic Polygamous Love Story. Meet Prince John, the Christian polygamist who grew up in a land where no one could have ever guessed that the rest of the Christian world was against polygamy. Meet the Christian missionary, Ishmael David (Ish), sent to witness to polygamists. Laugh and cry, as you see the lengths to which the single Christian ladies go to convince Ish to take them for wives. Meet Mary, Ish's loyal wife, who struggles with her new discoveries about polygamy. Her reactions are both humorous and endearing. Listen as each character presents Christian theology and history as never before. A Christian Evangelical End Times Novel. This novel contains over 385 biblical and historical footnotes. Note: This book is NOT about Mormon or FLDS polygamy.

Letters to Joseph Priestley, LL.D. F.R.S. Occasioned by His Late Controversial Writings written by the Reverend Martin Madan is a series of fourteen letters, a postscript, and an addenda. It provides a defense of Evangelical Christianity's position on the deity of Christ by the most famous clergyman of his generation.

Letters to Joseph Priestley, LL.D. F.R.S. Occasioned by His Late Controversial Writings written by the Reverend Martin Madan is a series of fourteen letters, a postscript, and an addenda. It provides a defense of Evangelical Christianity's position on the deity of Christ by the most famous clergyman of his generation.

In, A Dialog on Polygamy, the Famous Italian Reformer; Bernardino Ochino, presents both sides of the argument, and it's HILARIOUS Ochino plays the part of a sixteenth century priest, which he was, while Telypolygamus plays the part of the advocate for polygamy. On December 2, 1563, Ochino was exiled from Germany for publishing this work. Some say the German Reformation ended that day. He and his children were sent out into the harsh elements where three of them died of the plague. Ochino died a year later. In addition to the original translation, I've included my own modern font version which includes many editorial changes. You'll notice that I've introduced the nicknames Ochy and Tely for the characters. I find this preferable to identifying them with letters. If you're a purist, please, read the old font version. To find the old font version, open the book just beyond the middle. The pages are numbered the same in both versions to make cross referencing easier. Had Bernardino Ochino not been exiled for writing on polygamy, he might have had more to say on the subject. Certainly there is more to say and I have done so in many of my own books. If you enjoy dialogs such as Ochino's, I've written a novel titled Prince of Sumba, Husband to Many Wives. Its characters argue for and against polygamy, I must admit; mostly for it.

Milton presents a reproduction of a controversial book published in 1869 in which a Christian philanthropist defends polygamy.

A Truly Romantic Polygamous Love Story. Meet Prince John, the Christian polygamist who grew up in a land where no one could have ever guessed that the rest of the Christian world was against polygamy. Meet the Christian missionary, Ishmael David (Ish), sent to witness to polygamists. Laugh and cry, as you see the lengths to which the single Christian ladies go to convince Ish to take them for wives. Meet Mary, Ish's loyal wife, who struggles with her new discoveries about polygamy. Her reactions are both humorous and endearing. Listen as each character presents Christian theology and history as never before. A Christian Evangelical End Times Novel. This novel contains over 385 biblical and historical footnotes. Note: This book is NOT about Mormon or FLDS polygamy.

This is the first republication of Volume 1 of a rare three volume set of books favoring polygamy. In 1781, when this book was first published, the Reverend Martin Madan was the most famous clergyman in all the world. His Chapel at the Lock Hospital was renowned for its Sunday night concerts and his hymnal was full of majestic songs of worship. He was the most prolific living composer of sacred music and had long been the standard bearer for the Evangelicals. Madan's pen had always been free of mercenary interests since he'd been blessed with a great inheritance and yet this rich man had spent the last thirty-five years of his life ministering to the least beloved of society, the disease ridden prostitutes of the Lock Hospital. The front cover features a portrait of Lock Hospital as it appeared in the 18th century. It was built with funds raised by Martin Madan. Madan was godfather to the famed hymn writer, Charles Wesley and was himself the most prolific hymn composer of his day. This is Volume 1 - In Print Again for the First Time in over 228 years.

This is the first republication of Volume 2 of a rare three volume set of books favoring polygamy. In 1781, when this book was first published, the Reverend Martin Madan was the most famous clergyman in all the world. His Chapel at the Lock Hospital was renowned for its Sunday night concerts and his hymnal was full of majestic songs of worship. He was the most prolific living composer of sacred music and had long been the standard bearer for the Evangelicals. Madan's pen had always been free of mercenary interests since he'd been blessed with a great inheritance and yet this rich man had spent the last thirty-five years of his life ministering to the least beloved of society, the disease ridden prostitutes of the Lock Hospital. The front cover features a portrait of Lock Hospital as it appeared in the 18th century. It was built with funds raised by Martin Madan. Madan was godfather to the famed hymn writer, Charles Wesley and was himself the most prolific hymn composer of his day. This is Volume III - In Print Again for the First Time in over 228 years.

This is the first republication of Volume 3 of a rare three volume set of books favoring polygamy. In 1781, when this book was first published, the Reverend Martin Madan was the most famous clergyman in all the world. His Chapel at the Lock Hospital was renowned for its Sunday night concerts and his hymnal was full of majestic songs of worship. He was the most prolific living composer of sacred music and had long been the standard bearer for the Evangelicals. Madan's pen had always been free of mercenary interests since he'd been blessed with a great inheritance and yet this rich man had spent the last thirty-five years of his life ministering to the least beloved of society, the disease ridden prostitutes of the Lock Hospital. The front cover features a portrait of Lock Hospital as it appeared in the 18th century. It was built with funds raised by Martin Madan. Madan was godfather to the famed hymn writer, Charles Wesley and was himself the most prolific hymn composer of his day. This is Volume 3 - In Print Again for the First Time in over 228 years.