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Originally published in 1883, this work is a fascinating look at the life and times of Peter Howell, an itinerant preacher and self-described 'Man of God.' From his early years in rural Pennsylvania to his travels through the American West and South, Howell's memoir provides a unique insight into the religious and cultural history of late 19th century America.
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