1914 THOMAS SMYTH. Autobiographical Notes, Letters & Reflections of Charleston, S.C. Presbyterian during Civil War! Sermons He was an earnest Evangelical

He was an earnest Evangelical and spoke at and attended Keswick

” And as my faith laid hold upon the blessing I felt a change in my whole system in a moment of time

without feeling to trust

or Cambridge

“in the midst of all this abuse [i

1914 THOMAS SMYTH. Autobiographical Notes, Letters & Reflections of Charleston, S.C. Presbyterian during Civil War! Sermons He was an earnest EvangelicalThis guy had one of the toughest jobs in the country from 1861 to 1865. Sent by Charles Hodge to Charles to fill in in the 1830's, everything was going alone fairly well. Large, prominent Presbyterian church, a growing book collection of some 20,000 volumes [he was a famed bibliomaniac . . . his wife was not; she sold half is collection to Columbia without his consent!], and a penchant for lengthy exposition [they installed a tube from the back of the