Life of William Carvosso
Subtitle: sixty years a class-leader.
By: Written by himself. And edited by his son.
Contributors: Carvosso, Benjamin, 1789-1854.
Publisher: Jennings & Pye; Eaton & Mains
Published: 1835
Place of publication: Cincinnati; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 351
First sentence: In Preface:

The observations of good old Mr. Carvosso have been read, by myself and others, with that awful reverence which is due to the directions of one, who-having himself found the way, and being about to enter the kingdom of blessedness-is anxious to direct the multitudes who would arrive at the same place.
Table of contents: title: Introduction-Birth-Parents-Providential Deliverance-Conversion-Joins the Methodist Society-Obtains entire sanctification Appointed class-leader-Marriage-Takes a farm-Removes to the parish of Gluvias-Becomes leader of the Ponsanooth Class-Conversion of his children-Death of his wife-Great Revival-Editor's remarks on it-Younger son enters into the ministry-Extracts from his first letters-Retires from the world-Remarks on his business and character.