The extraordinary conversion of Nehemiah Duncan, late of Charlestown, in the state of New-Hampshire, in the year 1797
By: written by his own hand; and as a testimony of divine goodness and mercy, he solemnly requested might be published after his decease; which was (by the surviving part of the family) compiled with, and first published at Huntingdon, near Juniata River, in the western part of Pennsylvania, about the year 1801, where it is supposed the author removed, some time before his decease
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 10328
Publisher: Printed for and sold by Daniel Lawrence, at no. 78, North 4th-Street, and sold by the single, dozen, or hundred; also by J. & J. Crukshank, and Kimber, Conrad and Co. Market-Street.
Published: 1806
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Conversion; Salvation
Other titles: Nehemiah Duncan's relation of his own education, and of his conversion, in the year 1797.
Notes: Caption title: Nehemiah Duncan's relation of his own education, and of his conversion, in the year 1797.

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