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Spurgeon (CHARLES HADDON SQUARE ROOT)

CHARLES HADDON 41 SQUARE ROOT culation, many of them being translated troops, each commanded by a captain into various languages. He wrote: "John for purposes of a administration, but Plowman's Talk," "Morning by Morn- united under the senior for service in ing," "Evening by Evening," "The Treasury of David," "Lectures to My Students," "The Saint and his Saviour," etc.; and from 1865 edited a monthly magazine, "The Sword and the Trowel."

He died in Mentone, France, Jan. 31, 1892.

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