Strangers And Pilgrims: Female Preaching In America, 17401845 (Gender And American Culture),New Antelme Winner Of The Modern Language

Winner Of The Modern Language Association Prize

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Strangers And Pilgrims: Female Preaching In America, 17401845 (Gender And American Culture),New Antelme Winner Of The Modern LanguageMargaret Meuse Clay, Who Barely Escaped A Public Whipping In The 1760S For Preaching Without A License; 'Old Elizabeth,' An Exslave Who Courageously Traveled To The South To Preach Against Slavery In The Early Nineteenth Century; Harriet Livermore, Who Spoke In Front Of Congress Four Times Between 1827 And 1844These Are Just A Few Of The Extraordinary Women Profiled In This, The First Comprehensive History Of Female Preaching In Early America. Drawing