Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Congregational Quarterly, 1867, Vol. 9: Conducted, Under the Sanction of the American Congregational Association, and the American Congregational Union
Tell me not how a man died, said the excellent John Newton tell me rather how he lived. Yet there will be a circle of readers, it is believed, interested to know, and profited by knowing, how that good man and true, whose faithful likeness is Opposite, both lived and died. The story is the oft-repeated one, in New England, of difficulties met and Obstacles overcome in early life, developing strength of character preparatory to extensive use fulness in after years.
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