The Life and Labors of Charles H. Spurgeon (Classic Reprint)

He has had no personal interest in or connection with any of the Sketches which have issued from the press. Facts of history are, however, common to all, and there is no law forbidding publishers to trade. iri fgrcign v04i S;; nevertheless, a moral obligation will bind every, honorable man to refrain from piracy. We have- ackfidwlcdged our indebtedness elsewhere to Mr. Stevenson. r Klve hope his valuable little work will become accessible to American readers. From Mr. Spurgeon himself we have had generous permission to make use of his writings at our own discretion. We heartily thank him for this privilege. His personal letters have encouraged us in our youthful days to persevere in evangelistic labors, while those received in later years are precious treasures. With characteristic humility he suggests in his latest, Don tlet wridng take you off from preaching; I am a poor subject; keep to the Lord Jesus.
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