Literature & Miscellany

The Rose of Sharon : a religious souvenir

The Universalist literary annual — the denomination's entry in the gift-book genre, issued yearly from 1840 into the 1850s with poems, tales, and essays by the movement's writers, edited first by Sarah Edgarton and later by Caroline Sawyer among others. Handsome, sentimental, and hugely popular as a New Year's gift, it was many households' main point of contact with Universalist literature. This volume represents the series in this collection.

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