A revised and updated version of
Abraham Kuyper: An Annotated Bibliography 1857-2010 by Tjitze Kuipers (2011)
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1905
In sixty-one plus ten chapters, the third and final volume of De gemeene gratie offers a practical elaboration of the effects of common grace on the government, church and state, family, marriage, upbringing, society, science, and the arts. The chapters (including 1905.21) were originally published as articles in a series in De Heraut, no. 1140, October 29, 1899–no. 1228, July 14, 1901. This series of weekly issues was, as usual, interrupted only for biblical-theological reflections on major church holidays and for meditations during the summer holidays. In this edition, chapters 1–12 were each given a heading while the other chapters bore both headings and the numbers (up to LXI) of the articles in De Heraut. The words premie-exemplaar were omitted on the title page of the premium copies of this third volume.
The De Heraut articles treating the effect of common grace on the sciences and the arts were accidentally omitted (something similar happened to 1911.03) and were published separately nine months later (see 1905.21). They were then added to this volume after the indices. These ten chapters were paginated separately ([4], 87 pp.) and were not included in the indices. The publication of this third volume was delayed (cf. De Heraut, January 1, 1905) due to the compilation and printing of the additional indices (a subject index, an index of biblical texts, and an index of personal names).