1668 THOMAS BROOKS. A String of Pearls. Classic Puritan - Beloved by Spurgeon. Civil WarA charming, albeit it slightly defective edition of one of Thomas Brooks' best works. 17th century editions of any of his titles are scarce. Spurgeon edited a work of short extracts, Smooth Stones taken from Ancient Brooks, and said to the new reader of this aged puritan, If you have never read his works I almost envy you the joy of entering for the first time. Brooks, Thomas. A String of Pearls: Or, The Best Things Reserved Till Last. Discovered in a
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