1972 C. S. LEWIS. Screwtape Letters, 128pp Welsh Manuscript. First C. S. Lewis Work Ever Translated! Spurgeon for any hint of justification

for any hint of justification by works and deviation from the Gospel of grace

I solemnly commend to thee the care of this little church

I left home not for my own good but for the benefit of those at home

one or two small nicks to cloth

28  + 38pp

1972 C. S. LEWIS. Screwtape Letters, 128pp Welsh Manuscript. First C. S. Lewis Work Ever Translated! Spurgeon for any hint of justificationAlright, so here is a gem for the C. S. Lewis collector. This is one of the very first attempts at translating C. S. Lewis, a distinctively English author, into a foreign language. It is only fitting that it is his "Screwtape Letters;" perhaps the most easily worked into another language, as it draws on usual Christian Catholic devil imagery rather than using the distinctive English countryside, etc., as a character [as Narnia, Peralandra, etc.] The