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A Short Memoir of the Revd. Robert Alfred Suckling, with Correspondence & Sermons
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A Short Memoir of the Rev. Robert Alfred Suckling, M.A
Excerpt from A Short Memoir of the Rev. Robert Alfred Suckling, M.A: Late Perpetual Curate of Bussage The letters in the Memoir are arranged, for the most part, according to the order of time, with the exception of those to school-children. They thus serve to afford a continued narrative, which the Editor has always preferred, if possible, to furnish in lv[r. Suckling's words, rather than his own sup porting them, where necessary, with the testimony of others, and introducing such remarks as ap peared desirable to illustrate the life and character of his friend. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com ...
