C.T. Studd
by Norman P. Grubb · 1933

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"Nothing can really take the place of honest autobiography. But unfortunately "C.T." has left no written record of his life. However, his mother and wife did the next best thing by preserving all his correspondence from boyhood. My object has been to weld these letters into the nearest thing to an autobiography. My one qualification for attempting this work is that the convictions which dominated C.T.'s life are also my convictions, and that therefore this book has been written with my heart as well as with my head. He lived to glorify his Saviour. The object of this book is likewise to glorify Him as He is seen at work in and through this utterly surrendered life."
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