where he established himself as a printer and publisher
Unveiling the Future Twelve Prophetic Messages
And accompanied by a short handwritten note by the son-in-law of Edwin Dorr Griffin and notable autograph collector
Noel – Salvation to the Lost
Martin Taylor
1865 C. H. SPURGEON. The Sword and the Trowel. First Edition of First Year Ever Issued. Exposition where he established himself asReasonably well preserved first edition of the very first year of Spurgeon's periodical, The Sword and the Trowel. In addition to his weekly sermons, it provided a vehicle to engage controversies, i. e. Calvinism, Baptismal Regeneration, Sectarianism, The Downgrade Controversy, etc., to provide a platform for many of the excellent people he was surrounded by at the Pastor's College, at various conferences, etc., to promote an interest in Church