1900 ANNIE E. BROWN. Important Manuscript Commonplace Book of Influential Female Black Evangelist. Spurgeon Now archivally preserved in wraps

Now archivally preserved in wraps as shown

But do not you remember the Rule in the Minutes of the Conference

It was Josiah Pratt who originally called for the periodical’s birth at a meeting of the Eclectic Society in 1799

Sermons 2 & 3 [On the same text]: Preached at Templeton

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1900 ANNIE E. BROWN. Important Manuscript Commonplace Book of Influential Female Black Evangelist. Spurgeon Now archivally preserved in wrapsHere is a wonderful little gem of an item; the original 72 page commonplace book of Evangelist, Annie E. Brown [1862 1918] and entirely in her hand. Her work today is the subject of significant renewed interest and research as a female and black evangelist and revivalist. Annie E. Brown gained fame as a Methodist Episcopal evangelist in the late 1800s and early 1900s, earning a national reputation among blacks and whites alike with her missionary