1787 ANNE EMLEN MIFFLIN. Rare Unpublished Pastoral Letter by Female Quaker Preacher & Abolitionist. ZZAmericanaandHistory There is something very affecting

There is something very affecting in a funeral at sea

through a recapitulation of similar issues in the mid-19th century

The desire of the righteous granted

rubbed through at extremities with loss at head of spine

On Spurgeon's death

1787 ANNE EMLEN MIFFLIN. Rare Unpublished Pastoral Letter by Female Quaker Preacher & Abolitionist. ZZAmericanaandHistory There is something very affectingAnne Emlen Mifflin [1755 1815] was born to a prominent Philadelphia family and her brother was a signatory to the of Canadaigua [1794]. Having been an earnest Quaker from a young age, she had long held abolitionist sympathies and was a highly regarded traveling preacher and epistolary author in and to Quaker communities by the time she met her husband. In 1788 she married her widowed husband, Warner Mifflin in 1788, and together they made the