1897 C. H. SPURGEON. John Ploughman's Talk; Or Plain Advice for Plain People. Near Fine Victorian Edition Evangelical and a definite affinity for

and a definite affinity for the brimstone

Bonar to James Bonar [the son]

1843 letter of Andrew Bonar related to the Disruption [holograph in the hand of Marjory]

Seuss’ early sources of influence and inspiration

1018pp + 53 bi-folds

1897 C. H. SPURGEON. John Ploughman's Talk; Or Plain Advice for Plain People. Near Fine Victorian Edition Evangelical and a definite affinity forAn exceptionally preserved early American edition of one of C. H. Spurgeon's most influential works. Spurgeon, C. H. John Ploughman's Talk. Or, Plain Advice for Plain People. Philadelphia. Henry Altemus Company. Nd. c. 1897. 234pp. Very good, white cloth is bright and crisp, gold is bright with a few very minor losses, spine just very slightly dulled. Text and binding tight, clean, and fresh. Probably the best copy of this edition I'm likely to handle.