1888 C. H. SPURGEON. A Weary Spurgeon Laments the Dry-Rot of the Downgrade Controversy. Unpublished. Pentecostal and Millard Fillmore

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1843 by James Begg to Arthur Forbes writing that he is glad to hear of the continued success of the new Free Church of the North [Scottish Free Church] and that he is now in London with Mr

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1888 C. H. SPURGEON. A Weary Spurgeon Laments the Dry-Rot of the Downgrade Controversy. Unpublished. Pentecostal and Millard FillmoreThis is a very historically important letter from C. H. Spurgeon to his "friends." It is perhaps the Trustees of the Tabernacle or similar. It is clearly a group close to him and to the Tabernacle as he includes them as sources of encouragement in the same sentence as his brother. This letter was written by Spurgeon shortly after submitting his letter of withdrawal from the Baptist Union over the Downgrade Controversy. Spurgeon took his stand against