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1841 CHARLES BRIDGES. Exposition of Psalm 119. Spurgeon Says "Worth its Weight in Gold." Jonathan Edwards a Congregationalist gentleman happen'd to

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which ever have and ever will prevail where godliness is neglected

Our Female Servants: Their Moral Condition

Have need each day to take our daily bread

1841 CHARLES BRIDGES. Exposition of Psalm 119. Spurgeon Says "Worth its Weight in Gold." Jonathan Edwards a Congregationalist gentleman happen'd toA very attractive full calf binding edition of Bridges' classic work on Psalm 119. Spurgeon rightly notes the work as "worth its weight in gold." Bridges, Charles. Exposition of Psalm CXIX: As Illustrative of the Character and Exercises of Christian Experience. London. R. B. Seeley and W. Burnside. 1841. 504pp. Very good, full calf, freshly consolidated. Small nick at head of spine as shown. Else crisp, solid and clean. One gathering very slightly

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