Life and works of Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon; being a graphic account of the greatest preacher of modern times: his boyhood and early life; wonderful success in London; preaching to vast audiences at the Crystal Palace, Surrey Music Hall and in the open air; famous Metropolitan Tabernacle; Pastor's College, orphanage, etc. Containing personal anecdotes, vivid descriptions of his appearance and characteristics; last sickness and death; magnificent tributes, etc. To which is added a vast collection of his eloquent sermons, brilliant writings, and witty saying., by Henry Davenport Northrop

Title:	Life and works of Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon; being a graphic account of the greatest preacher of modern times: his boyhood and early life; wonderful success in London; preaching to vast audiences at the Crystal Palace, Surrey Music Hall and in the open air; famous Metropolitan Tabernacle; Pastor's College, orphanage, etc. Containing personal anecdotes, vivid descriptions of his appearance and characteristics; last sickness and death; magnificent tributes, etc. To which is added a vast collection of his eloquent sermons, brilliant writings, and witty saying.
Author:	Northrop, Henry Davenport, 1836-1909
Note:	Thompson, 1892

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