Life and influence of Rev John Watson Van Maclaren
R W Robertson Nicoll reviews his friend Rev John Watson also known as Van Maclaren. Nicoll portrays Watson as a gifted, humane preacher and author who balanced broad liberal theology with simple creed. He notes Watson’s reluctance to clergy life and his relentless work ethic.
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