1963 C. S. LEWIS. A Grief Observed. First American Edition, Published under Pseudonym. Spurgeon A rather lovely typographical production

A rather lovely typographical production with a mix of black letter

I wept that we as a class felt so little of the love of God in our own hearts

John Cotton ]and His Ministry to Children]

Whitefield was preaching his New Birth sermon

Willis of Eliot

1963 C. S. LEWIS. A Grief Observed. First American Edition, Published under Pseudonym. Spurgeon A rather lovely typographical productionA rather nice first American edition of Lewis' excellent work on grief, published immediately after the death of his wife, Joy Davidman. He wished to avoid the pain of having to discuss the book repeatedly in public, and therefore used the pseudonym, N. W. Clerk. Clerk, N. W. [C. S. Lewis]. A Grief Observed. The Seabury Press. Greenwich, Connecticut. 1963. 60pp. A very good copy, bound in cloth, and very solid. Pages are bright and clean, with minor