1839 JOHN NEWTON. Cardiphonia; Or, The Utterances of the Heart. Wilberforce, Slavery, Amazing Grace SpurgeonNot perfect, but still a charming copy of a very desirable work in any period edition. Beautifully Christ rich and timeless articulation of the beauty and love of Jesus from the correspondence of former slaver trader, John Newton. He was, of course, also author of the immortal hymn, Amazing Grace. Newton, John. Cardiphonia; Or, The Utterance of the Heart, in the Course of a Real Correspondence. by the Rev. John Newton. With an Introductory Essay by
that a slave
spiritual discourses by one of the most eminent Calvinistic divines of the last century
Spurgeon had for many years preached himself to the point of exhaustion
We need to defend the faith with the wit of Chesterton and the humility of Andrew Murray
To guide you ev'ry where
full of Instructions and Comfort: Very fit Generally for All Times of Affliction
William Walsham How [d
And then I saw that I needed a double blessing
in the 30th Year of his Age
The present hymns
Taken prisoner at Eutaw Springs
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