Memoir Of Florence Kidder, Who Died In Medford, (mass.) April, 1832, Aged Eleven Years

This is a religious memoir of a young girl who died in the early nineteenth century. The book includes accounts of Florence's piety and good works, as well as reflections on death and the afterlife. It provides insight into the religious beliefs and practices of the time, and will appeal to those interested in religious history and memoirs of faith.

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