1844 JOHN HARRIS. Mammon; Or, The Sin of Covetousness. With Original Autograph Letter. Civil War there is a 1p autograph

there is a 1p autograph letter entirely in the hand of Gipsy Smith

rubbed at board edges

co-preacher with him and led the receiving of the sacrament in the famed field services of the Lord’s Supper

Reminiscences of  an Irish Scripture Reader | Superstition in the Nineteenth Century etc

appear to me no other than human inventions

1844 JOHN HARRIS. Mammon; Or, The Sin of Covetousness. With Original Autograph Letter. Civil War there is a 1p autographA very attractive example of a classic work by John Harris. Often overlooked today, Harris was one of the most influential authors of the mid 19th century. His work against greed and on generosity [especially toward the support of ministers and missions] and his 1842 book on the great commission were among the most widely distributed and read of the era and together played a pivotal role in the establishment of thinking of the local church as a