1893 MRS. AMANDA SMITH. Signed. Autobiography of The Colored Evangelist. Plus Ephemera. EvangelicalAn exceptionally rare and desirable item. When we think of influential black men of the 19th century, the names of Frederick Douglass, John Jasper, and others come fairly quickly to mind. When we think of influential black females of the same era, there really is a single name as readily recognized, that would be the "Colored" evangelist, Amanda Smith [1837 1915]. Smith was one of thirteen siblings born in slavery to her parents, Samuel Berry and
A fair copy only
The Missionary Magazine
conformity to God as the true essence of Christianity
The elders
Ex library stamp at lower right on title
Noah Benedict's Funeral Discourse for Rev
Diary and Letters
are his or not is unclear
Bound into the blank ffep is what appears to be the original eulogy delivered at the interment of John Dunlop
Peter Sanborn
and Their Application to Human Welfare
Very scarce complete year run from 1944 of an important and rather scarce Pentecostal periodical