Reformation Heritage Books

I have long wished to attempt some little publication out of the ordinary way, which, under divine teachings, might tend to awaken the Seamen's attention to the most interesting of all subjects. If, in a serious hour, some poor unthinking character, among that class of men, should be led to read the Sailor Pilgrim, and that reading should be blessed of God to the conversion of the heart, great will be the divine condescension by so feeble a means to promote the Redeemer's glory; and justly must all the praise revert back to Him from Whom alone cometh every good and perfect gift.