A Memoir of the Life and Religious Labors of Edward Burrough

In this gripping memoir, William Evans tells the story of his friend, Edward Burrough, a Quaker preacher who spent much of his life spreading the gospel throughout England. From his early years as a young minister, to his persecution and eventual imprisonment, this book is a moving tribute to one of the most important figures in Quaker history.
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