Memoranda of the experience, labors, and travels of a Universalist preacher

George Rogers was Universalism's tireless missionary to the South and West — an English-born preacher who rode thousands of miles a year through Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and the lower Mississippi valley, preaching wherever a courthouse or grove would hold a crowd. His memoranda record the journeys, debates, kindnesses, and hardships of that life with self-deprecating humor, and form one of the liveliest firsthand pictures of frontier religion in the period.

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