1882 C. H. SPURGEON. Autograph Printer's Galleys. The Glory of Christ; or, Christ better than the Law! PentecostalWonderful, attractive piece of Spurgeonalia, and Spurgeon at his best, waxing eloquent on the glory of the Gospel of Christ when contrasted with the law. Each Lord's Day, Spurgeon's rhythm was the same. His secretary would take down his sermon long hand as he preached [which, for many years, was from a simple 4 x 6ish card]. Then, on Monday, he would revise the secretarial transcript in his own hand. This would then be forwarded to Passmore &
Professionally removed from a larger sammelband of historical works and appropriately preserved in archival wraps
in the midst of the years make known
This is a wonderful book
impacting no text
revival classic and here in the true first edition
board edges and dentils blind-tooled and then a superbly preserved basket-weave gauffered forege on all three sides of the text block
that offered at $1
A similar era binding in Scottish "wheel" style was sold at auction for over $3
and he shall direct thy paths
Very attractive
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners in a Faithful Account of the Life and Death of John Bunyan
as Divinely Appointed and Commissioned for the Conversion of the World