 In the 19th century in Great Britain, in London, when Charles Haddon Spurgeon was the foremost preacher of the day, he had as a contemporary a man by the name of Archibald G. Brown. Archibald had been first one of his students and then became one of his peers. Brown was a very effective minister and at one point in his ministry began to bemoan what he referred to as, quotes, the devil's mission of entertainment.