Memoir of Rev. H. B. Soule

When the young minister Henry Birdsall Soule died of smallpox in 1852, his widow Caroline wrote his memoir to support their five children — and so began one of the denomination's remarkable careers. Caroline Soule became a leading Universalist author and editor, founder of the Woman's Centenary Association (the first national churchwomen's organization in America), and eventually, in Scotland, the first woman ordained in Britain. This memoir is where her public life started.

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