1860 C. H. SPURGEON. Eight Years Finely Bound Park Street & Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpits! Inklings we shall look upon the

we shall look upon the sun of peace with warmer affection than we did in days that are passed

Ra-Tsi-Lain-Gia [one of the earliest native evangelists in Madagascar]

Perhaps the finest trade volume published for women in the 19th century

Handsomely bound and with a bookplate from the Scrymsoure Fothringham family of Scotland

With Frontis

1860 C. H. SPURGEON. Eight Years Finely Bound Park Street & Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpits! Inklings we shall look upon theWonderful assemblage of eight years, handsomely bound in seven half leather bindings of the Park Street and Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit by C. H. Spurgeon. The first includes 1860 and 1861 in first editions. Very good binding with toning and some foxing to text. Next is 1867, attractive and sound. Quite nice. 1873 again very solid, some stains boards, but not obnoxious. 1891 very attractive and solid with some light rubbing. Next is 1899 in half