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Lot 487

Rufus Hall (1744-1818)

Rufus Hall (1744-1818)
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Rufus Hall (1744-1818)

A JOURNAL OF THE LIFE, RELIGIOUS EXERCISES, AND TRAVELS IN THE WORK OF THE MINISTRY OF RUFUS HALL

12mo., 176pp., Philadelphia, John and Isaac Comly [sic], 1841 bound with 'Memorials Concerning Deceased Friends (Quakers)', 1842
7.75 x 4.75 in — 19.7 x 12.1 cm

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Rufus Hall (1744-1818)
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This journal chronicles the life and ministry of Rufus Hall, an influential Quaker preacher and religious leader in the early nineteenth century. It offers a detailed look at Hall's spiritual journey, his travels throughout the United States, Canada and England, and his interactions with other Quakers and religious groups.

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