1885 C. H. SPURGEON. Spurgeon Writes to a New Church Taking Over Property. Fine Example! Reformation Among which are the Long-Lost

Among which are the Long-Lost New and Old Testmanets and their Principia

Good condition with bump to lower spine

this form rarely survives

further signed by R

Full contemporary calf

1885 C. H. SPURGEON. Spurgeon Writes to a New Church Taking Over Property. Fine Example! Reformation Among which are the Long-LostAnother wonderful little glimpse into the business side of Spurgeon. In it he is deeply encouraging of a new work to be planted in the Masonic Hall, which seems to be owned by the Tabernacle, but is also keen to keep business moving forward. This letter is exceptionally well preserved. "Westwood Beulah Hill Upper Norwood July 7 1885 Dear Sir, Does the church in the Masonic Hall propose to take over the land from my & my brother? Money was advanced by