About Charles H. Spurgeon
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892) was an English Baptist preacher, widely regarded as one of the most influential ministers of the nineteenth century. From 1854 he pastored what became the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, where he regularly preached to congregations of several thousand. His sermons were transcribed and published weekly for decades, and he wrote or edited many books besides, including this one, All of Grace, published in 1894 as his last full book, addressed directly to readers seeking salvation.
About this Web Edition
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A small number of very short quoted verse fragments in a few chapters could not be independently verified word-for-word against a public-domain source at the time this edition was prepared. Where that occurred, the passage is marked in the text itself rather than silently reworded.
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Public domain & copyright
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