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Letters to an Afflicted Friend by Abraham Booth
Commit your life to Him in unconditional surrender and be ready so that if the summons were to come to you
1818 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Capital Punishment as Applied to Forgers and Thieves. Spurgeon he continued to veto reconstructionAn excellent little work issued by the growing anti capital punishment movement in the early 19th century. Many, including those affiliated with William Wilberforce and the Clapham Sect, saw the amelioration of the death penalty as a similar concern to slavery. This was especially true in that it was capable of being applied to non bodily crimes like theft or forgery. This, for many of the children of the Great Awakening, seemed out of keeping with