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Loading... The Baronet's Song (original 1879; edition 1983)by George MacDonald, Michael Phillips (Editor)
Work detailsThe Baronet's song by George MacDonald (1879)
None. This is Wee Sir Gibbie, edited down. I like the Sir Gibbie version (also edited from the original) better. MacDonald's books do improve with editing, because he tended to do things like put the full text of sermons into his novels, but this one edits much out that would be better left in. Still, the story is a lovely one, and there are countless insights about the Christian life sprinkled about the text for the finding. no reviews | add a review Is contained inIs an abridged version of
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He heads for the highlands and discovers the truth about his heritage there among his own people especially Donal Grant who is featured in the companion book "The Shepherd's Castle".
A George MacDonald book written as "Sir Gibbie" in 1879, edited and re-publised by Michael Phillips in 1983. (