1900 JEMIMA LUKE. Signed Autobiography of Hymnist Authoress, "I Think when I Read that Sweet Story of Old." Sermons by the Same Prelate

by the Same Prelate

remainder of volume complete with handling and turns at corners and foredges

and certainly the first to gain popular influence

Samson Occom

was written to refute Methodist conversion teaching which emphasized emotional experience during the process

1900 JEMIMA LUKE. Signed Autobiography of Hymnist Authoress, "I Think when I Read that Sweet Story of Old." Sermons by the Same PrelateA very nice first edition of Jemima Luke's autobiography, written 59 years after [1841] she penned the words to the influential 19th century hymn, I Think when I Read that Sweet Story of Old. And this example inscribed by Jemima Luke to E. F. Strickland. Nice little account of her writing of the hymn, here: https: www. ccel. org ccel ryden hymnstory. c50. html Luke, Jemima. Early Years of My Life. London. Hodder and Stoughton. 1900. 163pp. Good