Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Memoir of the Life and Labors of the Rev. Thomas G. Stewart
Many persons who have been accustomed to re gard Mr. Stewart only as the powerful preacher, the untiring advocate of the cross of Christ, will see him as the kind husband, the tenderly affectionate father, whose yearnings for his own immediate family were deep and incessant. From the follow ing record, it is presumed that a tolerably correct view may be obtained of his life and labors. There may possibly be a few numerical inaccuracies, and peradventure some minor appointments dropped, but these can be but slight and unimportant. Most of the materials were collected from individuals who were present with him, and were eye-witnesses of his activity. His detached journal, and the very few other papers which 'he left, proscribed continuous or frequent extracts; but a number of the most in teresting parts of the diary have been literally transcribed.
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