Memorials and Letters of Ann Hunt

This collection of letters and memorials offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of Ann Hunt, a Quaker minister and preacher in 19th-century England. Through her own words, we learn of Hunt's travels, her encounters with other Quaker ministers, and her struggles with ill health and poverty. The book is an inspiring testament to one woman's faith and perseverance.
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