1855-56 SUSAN TIPTON COX. 118pp MSs of Unpublished Poetry by Influential Methodist Educator. Autograph It sounded simple enough

It sounded simple enough

but since he refused to give up preaching

crisp edition apparently part of a larger sammelband at some point

In which he explains his sense of calling to the Jewish people

his preaching a remarkable sermon at Potsdam on the weakness of the Law and the grace’s superiority to it

1855-56 SUSAN TIPTON COX. 118pp MSs of Unpublished Poetry by Influential Methodist Educator. Autograph It sounded simple enoughA superbly preserved, unpublished, and entirely unresearched 118pp volume of generally high quality lines by early female Methodist educator, Susan Tipton Cox. She was the sister of Rev. Alexander Findley Cox, prominent Methodist minister from Washington County, Virginia. Her life was given entirely as a teacher at various Methodist [South] female seminaries, never marrying, but a singular voice in a generation of young Methodist women, an active