Memoir Of Mrs. Mary Reynolds Page

This memoir, published in 1864, tells the story of Mary Reynolds Page, a devout Christian woman from New York who devoted her life to charitable works and improving the lives of women and children. Through letters and personal anecdotes, the author paints a vivid picture of Mary's life and character, highlighting her devotion to her faith and her selfless commitment to helping others.

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