1885 C. H. SPURGEON. Spurgeon Takes Care of Business and Comments on the Slowness of Lawyers! MethodistA wonderful little glimpse into the business side of Spurgeon. When I read this letter I was reminded of his life insurance form that is on display at Spurgeon College. When it asked if he had any other doctors, he wrote, "Heavens no. One's enough to do me in," or something to that effect. The present letter [and another we offer] has to do with the sale of some land owned I believe by the Tabernacle that was being sold to another church. "Westwood
Newgate Street
Very rare Thanksgiving sermon preached from an important Brooklyn
attractive piece of Spurgeonalia
He recalled finding a large jaw bone as a child and half-convinced himself it was that of a dragon
The present seems consistent with that populist approach
Comprehending a Complete Body of Divinity
The small collection each bear a fine albumen photo neatly laid to the pastedown
The volume itself
There shall not any man be able to stand before thee all the days of thy life: as I was with Moses
and the sermon was broadly distributed both by detractors in England and supporters of the American Revolution in both England and America
like Naaman
Minister for 45 years at the Congregational Church at Templeton