1909 S. S. SEYDLITZ. 152pp. Tasmania Manuscript Travel Diary of Miss Daisy Blanche Miller PuritanAn absolutely charming travelogue of 26 year old Daisy Blanche Miller [1883 1976] on board the S. S. Seydlitz, recounting in great detail her return journey from Boxmoor, England back to her home in Tasmania, Australia. It appears that she was born there, but raised in England, and returning to visit as an adult. The diary covers all the way up to her arrival and she describes it as a person who had never been before. A completely full 152 pages of
though print-dated 1779
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The historical record indicates his ministry there as having been the only disruption since the Baptist incident in the late 17th century
The Spread of Mormonism
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