The Autobiography of Charles H. Spurgeon: 1856-1878, Volume III - Scholar's Choice Edition

The Autobiography of Charles H. Spurgeon was originally compiled posthumously by his wife, Susannah Spurgeon, and his private secretary, Joseph Harrald, based on his personal diaries, letters, and extensive recorded sermons. It was designed to provide an intimate look into the life of the 19th-century British Baptist preacher, often referred to as the Prince of Preachers. The work serves as a primary source document for understanding the religious and cultural landscape of the Victorian era.

The Scholar's Choice edition is a modern republication intended to preserve historical texts by making out-of-copyright works accessible to contemporary researchers and readers. Produced through a print-on-demand process, this edition replicates the original archival materials, retaining the period typography and structure of the late 19th-century volumes to ensure the integrity of Spurgeon’s historical narrative remains intact for modern study.