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This item is printed on demand. 122 pages. Dimensions: 9.5in. x 7.4in. x 0.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: . . . CHAPTER XI. Letters of 1838 and 1839. Mr. Erskine left Scotland at the close of the year 1837, with the intention of paying another lengthened visit to the Continent. He lingered for three months in London, passed over in April to Paris, where he remained during May, June, and July, having as his close companion for two of these months the Rev. J. MLeod Campbell, and for a week the pleasure of acting as escort to Dr. Chalmers. In October he proceeded to Switzerland, making a tour of the Bernese Alps with his friend Mr. Scott, and taking up his abode at Geneva, which he did not leave till midsummer of the following year. The event of this period which overshadowed all others was the death of the Duchess de Broglie, to which several affecting allusions are made in the letters which follow. 134. TO HIS SISTER MRS. PATERSON. Osbornes Caledonian Hotel, Xmas Day 1837. My Darling Davie, --I am so far on my way to see you, but I shall be here for a few days yet. . . . I arrived on Saturday night, and thought of going to Woolwich on Sunday, but I was not quite up to it, so I went to the church in the Temple, and enjoyed the peaceful prayers exceedingly. I really prefer the Church of England service to any that I know, it brings us all so much into one, and it makes the minister so much the mouth and the leader of the people, instead of lifting him out from the people, and making him the only doer of anything in the Church. . . . 135. TO HIS SISTER MRS. STIRLING. Shanklin, 19lh Jan. 1838. My Dearest Christian, --It is wonderful to myself that I have been able to refrain so long from writing to you; I have had so many reasons for writing to you, so many things to tell you, which I knew would interest you. Soon after I came to London I had a visit from a Mr. Dunn (perhaps I . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1877 Excerpt: ... CHAPTER XI. Letters of 1838 and 1839. Mr. Erskine left Scotland at the close of the year 1837, with the intention of paying another lengthened visit to the Continent. He lingered for three months in London, passed over in April to Paris, where he remained during May, June, and July, having as his close companion for two of these months the Rev. J. M'Leod Campbell, and for a week the pleasure of acting as escort to Dr. Chalmers. In October he proceeded to Switzerland, making a tour of the Bernese Alps with his friend Mr. Scott, and taking up his abode at Geneva, which he did not leave till midsummer of the following year. The event of this period which overshadowed all others was the death of the Duchess de Broglie, to which several affecting allusions are made in the letters which follow. 134. TO HIS SISTER MRS. PATERSON. Osborne's Caledonian Hotel, Xmas Day 1837. My Darling Davie,--I am so far on my way to see you, but I shall be here for a few days yet.... I arrived on Saturday night, and thought of going to Woolwich on Sunday, but I was not quite up to it, so I went to the church in the Temple, and enjoyed the peaceful prayers exceedingly. I really prefer the Church of England service to any that I know, it brings us all so much into one, and it makes the minister so much the mouth and the leader of the people, instead of lifting him out from the people, and making him the only doer of anything in the Church.... 135. TO HIS SISTER MRS. STIRLING. Shanklin, 19lh Jan. 1838. My Dearest Christian,--It is wonderful to myself that I have been able to refrain so long from writing to you; I have had so many reasons for writing to you, so many things to tell you, which I knew would interest you. Soon after I came to London I had a visit from a Mr. Dunn (perhaps I ... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-08, Studio: General Books LLC, Sales rank: 19743238.

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Thomas Erskine, Books, History, Letters of Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, Letters of Thomas Erskine of Linlathen.

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