Rev. Legh Richmond became acquainted with Elizabeth Wallbridge, the Dairyman's Daughter, when he officiated the funeral of her sister. Elizabeth described how she turned from the vanity of dressing finely and clothed herself with humility of Christ. The visits and letters between them are recorded in this rich testimony of God's work. In 1828, it was reported that 4,000,000 copies of The Dairyman's Daughter were circulated in nineteen different languages, resulting in a multitude of saving graces. This is the unabridged ...
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Rev. Legh Richmond became acquainted with Elizabeth Wallbridge, the Dairyman's Daughter, when he officiated the funeral of her sister. Elizabeth described how she turned from the vanity of dressing finely and clothed herself with humility of Christ. The visits and letters between them are recorded in this rich testimony of God's work. In 1828, it was reported that 4,000,000 copies of The Dairyman's Daughter were circulated in nineteen different languages, resulting in a multitude of saving graces. This is the unabridged version and includes a brief biography of Legh Richmond by Rev. John Ayre (1801-1869). Also included are reports of several visits to the Isle of Wight years afterward.
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Very Good. No Jacket. Book 6.25" x 4.25", clover design stamped on lightly soiled beige covers. Small white stain top edge near spine, inked name FEP. Wood engravings. Includes title story, sketch of author's life by Rev. John Ayre, Richmond's The Negro Servant, The Young Cottager; and Visit to the Isle of Wight by Rev. Dr. Milnor. 5552 shelf.
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New York no date (mid 19th century) American Tract Society. First chapter of 14p. is a "Brief Sketch of the life of Rev. Legh Richmond" written by Rev. John Ayre. 12mo., 56p., 33p., 81p., title page illustration and two fullpage illustrations in text. In original maroon cloth with gilt spine. Owner name stamp. Good, light wear, some light foxing throughout text.