Autobiography, Correspondence, & C.

This volume brings together Beecher's autobiographical writings and his personal correspondence, offering readers a comprehensive look at the life of this influential American theologian. From his early years in Connecticut to his later ministry in Ohio and Kentucky, Beecher's story is one of passion, conviction, and transformation.
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