The Pilgrimage of a Stranger. Being an Account of Fifty-one Years of the Journey of a Poor Sinner

This spiritual autobiography documents the author's journey from skepticism to faith, and his struggles with sin and redemption. Filled with personal anecdotes and religious reflections, this book provides a fascinating look at the spiritual life of an ordinary man in nineteenth-century America.

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