by Thomas W Handford. 1892. 256p

This volume presents a comprehensive impression of Charles H. Spurgeon, a prominent preacher often referred to as "the last of the Puritans." Compiled by a close neighbor and admirer, it captures Spurgeon's multifaceted character and extensive work, including his influential sermons, the establishment of the Pastors' College, and the Stockwell Orphanage. The book aims to introduce American readers to Spurgeon's life, teachings, and the profound impact he had on Christianity and his community.