His feelings from the 1740's are still evident in the commissioning sermon
His translation of The Coming of the Messiah in Glory by Ben Ezra marks the beginning of premillennial thought in any real
even over the heroes of the day
and was probably at least tangentially involved in the preparation of Stewart's edition of Newton's Two Treatises of the Quadrature of Curves published in 1745
not putting any false Glosses or misinterpretations upon it to please any party of men: Not adding to or diminishing from it: Not building
1889 C. H. SPURGEON. The Salt-Cellars. First American Edition - Nice Victorian Binding. ZZAmericanaandHistory His feelings from the 1740'sVolume 1 only of a two volume set, probably the first American edition, covering letters A L. Spurgeon, C. H. The Salt Cellars. Being a Collection of Proverbs, Together with Homely Notes Thereon. New York. A. C. Armstrong and Son. 1889. 334pp. A good copy, bound in cloth, generally solid, with a minor tear at the front hinge. Has generally bright pages, with a tidemark at the foredge, and is a bit stiff and wrinkled at extremities of spine. Very