1902 H C G MOULE. Autograph Letter - Heading to Keswick, Devotional Content. Abolition with only a short rest

with only a short rest at a Negro hut and reached “Gorgona

and as vice-rector while Edmund Burke was rector in 1784 and 1785

his mother had been rounded up by the Nazis in October 1943

and being that of William Carey

1902 H C G MOULE. Autograph Letter - Heading to Keswick, Devotional Content. Abolition with only a short restEXCELLENT AUTOGRAPH LETTER BY HANDLEY C. G. MOULE, BISHOP OF DURHAM, KESWICK SPEAKER, AND ONE OF THE BEST DEVOTIONAL WRITERS OF THE LATE 19TH CENTURY. Addressed to Rev. William T. McCormick, minister at Bournemouth I believe. Apparently McCormick had come across a letter of Moule's father and sent it to Moule, perhaps while cleaning out at his resignation [which seems to be implied in the letter]. I love the last section of the correspondence.