Life and Journal of Mrs. Hester Ann Rogers

This spiritual autobiography of Hester Ann Rogers, a prominent figure in the early Methodist movement in England, offers a firsthand account of her religious experiences and struggles. Edited by Edward Ed Davies, this book is an important resource for scholars of Methodist history and those interested in the role of women in religious movements.

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