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that I would be puffed up with pride
Give my love to him
his claims of being on the side of the "New Measure" movement
who have yet given the best evidence that men could possibly give of their being rational believers
1918 JAMES ARCHER SPURGEON. Charming Letter from His Wife, Emily. Divine Healing that I would be puffedLovely little piece of Spurgeonalia. A 1918 World War 1 era letter to Rev. James Archer Spurgeon, son of James Archer Spurgeon, co pastor at the Metropolitan Tabernacle with C. H. Spurgeon [so Spurgeon's nephew], and himself a Baptist pastor. Charming, retaining original envelope, a 2pp. A very affectionate letter between a wife and husband who have been separated. Apparently J. A. has been working with the soldier's in Surrey while Emily remained at