In this thorough and detailed study, Richard Douglass-Chin examines collectively for the first time the autobiographies of nineteenth-century African American women evangelists, along with their eighteenth-century forerunner Belinda. Through close analysis of the autobiographies of Frederick Douglass, Richard Allen, Daniel Payne, and John Jea, as well as the works of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Harriet Livermore, Phoebe Palmer, and Jane Blanchard, Douglass-Chin is able…
Author: Richard J. Douglass-Chin · Original publisher: University of Missouri Press (Columbia, 2001)
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