Letter to Editor May 10, 1843

Morning Star

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Informative, Religious, Persuasive

Q: What keywords are associated?

Nova Scotia, Itinerant Minister, Religious Connection, Preaching, Lewis Wells

Limerick, York County, Maine

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K.R. Davis writes to Br. Burr about a flourishing religious branch in Nova Scotia, where delegates plan to fund an itinerant minister. He requests Lewis Wells to accept the role, as he cannot go himself.

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Br. Burr:-

I have recently received a communication from the Q. M. in Nova Scotia. This branch of our connection is in a flourishing state. At its last session, the delegates concluded that two hundred dollars could be raised to defray the expense of an itinerant minister. I am requested by Eld. McGray to go to N. S. to preach for the Q. M., or to select some one to go in my stead. I do not expect that I can go. I would therefore request brother Lewis Wells, formerly of Underhill, Vt. to accept of their proposal and go and labor with them. Brother W. will please write me as soon as convenient.

K. R. Davis.

What sub-type of article is it?

Informative Religious Persuasive

What themes does it cover?

Religion

What keywords are associated?

Nova Scotia Itinerant Minister Religious Connection Preaching Lewis Wells

What entities or persons were involved?

K. R. Davis Br. Burr

Letter to Editor Details

Author

K. R. Davis

Recipient

Br. Burr

Main Argument

the religious connection in nova scotia is flourishing and seeks an itinerant minister funded by $200; k.r. davis requests lewis wells to go in his place.

Notable Details

Q. M. In Nova Scotia Eld. Mcgray's Request Lewis Wells, Formerly Of Underhill, Vt.