Historical work updates?

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chicagophil

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It's been awhile since I've heard anything about the next volume of Van Mastricht. Or the Rutherford set. Or the Burgess set. Anyone have any insight?

Thanks,
Phil

(I'm aware and grateful of their printing the latest Napthali Press special....)
 
Following this, I'm also curious

I wonder if the sheer size of the Metropolitan Tabernacle reprint is what's slowing things down... that's a LOT of printing to get done, if they really want to have all 63 volumes available again by Christmas. That's the goal I've heard, so I am sure they are printing like crazy if they want to hit that
 
I can't wait for the Rutherford and really intrigued by the John Cotton set as well.
 
Interesting, yes, I've been regularly checking as well to see where the process is. It seems they are behind on many works, at least to the original expectation for publication.
 
Interesting, yes, I've been regularly checking as well to see where the process is. It seems they are behind on many works, at least to the original expectation for publication.
Could have been the economy in general. Its hard to justify spending $200 on books when you are spending $5 on eggs. Their projections of possible funding for production may have been slightly off. Also, the price of books in general seems to be going up dramatically. I think I saw a post the other day of a new book that came out that was close to $40-$50 for a 400pg HC. It aint getting any cheaper to build libraries, and this may affect the amount of money coming in to fund further projects.
 
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Stephen Yuille recently said on the London Lyceum that John Cotton's works will be available around Christmas time, and Thomas Watson's collected works will be available March of 2026! Very exciting

And work on Samuel Rutherford's collected works is ongoing, but moving slowly
 
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