1884 MRS. C. H. SPURGEON. Attractive Manuscript Note Thanking a Donor to Her Book Fund. Congregational and Reconstruction

and Reconstruction

and of inglorious slavery on the other

stating that the Presbyterians had become no better than Popes and Prelates

*Memoir and fine engraving of Lord Bathurst

here published by Spurgeon's own Passmore & Alabaster

1884 MRS. C. H. SPURGEON. Attractive Manuscript Note Thanking a Donor to Her Book Fund. Congregational and ReconstructionA very nicely preserved partially lithographed, partially handwritten letter by Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon. Susannah Spurgeon was a fitting co laboror to her famous husband. Though she struggled with her health throughout their marriage, she deeply loved Jesus, Charles, and the work of the ministry. To assist in the work, she began a book fund to help send works to assist the ministries of rural pastors and church planters gratis, often inscribed by her. It