c.1861. JAMES SMITH. Our Heavenly Father. Very Scarce by Spurgeon's Predecessor. Missionary but was forced to refuse

but was forced to refuse because he contracted small pox

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1861] | Report from the South Carolina Convention | The Probable Strength of a Southern Navy | Fort Sumpter Besieged | Late Secession News – First Gun Fired | Sailing of Troops from New York } Union Rising in Texas | A Man of Nerve by Hawser Martingale | The Coming Free Republic of Cotton | An Arms Manufacturer Burnt | Romance of the Mexican War | The South and the Union | South Carolina’s Ultimatum | Proposed Division of the State of Texas  The Confederate Crisis and its Cure | Facts and Rumors of the Southern Confederacy | The Union Party in Charleston | Movements of Mr

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c.1861. JAMES SMITH. Our Heavenly Father. Very Scarce by Spurgeon's Predecessor. Missionary but was forced to refuseAn excellent and crisp little work on the paternal care of God by James Smith [d. 1862], Spurgeon's immediate predecessor at the Park Street Chapel. We don't recall ever handling this particular title before. The publication is perhaps significant, likely published toward the beginning of the Civil War by the American Tract Society, who were at the reading to prepare the faith of wives and children who would soon become widows and orphans. Smith,