BIOGRAPHICAL, RELIGIOUS, EPISTOLARY, NARRATIVE,
AND HISTORICAL;

DESIGNED FOR THE PROMOTION OF PIETY AND VIRTUE, TO PRESERVE IN
REMEMBRANCE THE CHARACTERS AND VIEWS OF EXEMPLARY

INDIVIDUALS, AND TO RESCUE FROM OBLIVION

THOSE MANUSCRIPTS LEFT BY THEM,

WHICH MAY BE USEFUL TO

SURVIVORS.

The memory of the just is blessed.-Solomon.
Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost.

John, vi. 12.

EDITED BY JOHN & ISAAC COMLY, BYBERRY.

VOL. XI.

PHILADELPHIA:

PRINTED FOR THE ĽDITORS BY J. RICHARDS,

No. 130 Nerth Third Street.

1838.

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CONTENTS OF VOL. XI.

James Mott's Observations on Education,

Memoir of Hannah Lindley,

Samuel Silver's Address to Friends,

Account of Priscilla Coleman, of Nantucket,

Memorandums,

Jane Reynold's Narrative of her early life,

Testimony concerning Thomas Lawrie,

Thomas Lawrie's Letter to his wife,

Religious Education, -

History of Nantucket," extracts from,

Miami Testimony concerning Asher Brown, -

Memoir and Letters of Ann Askew,

To the Memory of Hannah Morris,

Reflections,

Memoirs of the Life and Travels of Sarah Harrison,

Sarah Harrison's Journey to Europe,

Visit to the Continent,

Letters to Sarah Harrison,

from Joshua Sharples,

Robert Pleasants,

Sarah Williams,

Lydia Hoskins,

Jane Snowden,

Owen Biddle,

John Pemberton,

George Churchman,

Sarah Newlin,

Elizabeth Foulke,

William Savery

James Pemberton,

Samuel Emler,

Margaret Allen

George Dillwyn,

John Simpson's Letter to Nathaniel Sisson,

Huson Langstroth's Letter to the Yearly Meeting in 1793,

Further brief account of him,

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