Daniel Clarke Eddy

The Young Woman's Friend: or the Duties, Trials, and Loves, and Hopes of Woman Daniel Clarke Eddy

Young Man sF riend was published. It has already passed through 00 more than forty editions, and one hundred thou ysand copies have been sold. The generous pat00 ronage bestowed upon that work, the commenda tory words spoken of it, and the evidence from various directions that it has been useful, have led to the publication of this volume. It is the hope of the author that this humble work may contribute to the formation of honorable and beautiful human character, lead the mind of the reader to a higher conception of the aims and purposes of life, unfold and develop the graces that adorn and bless humanity, and lead those who find no rest here to the great source of rest, theB edeemer andS aviour of the world.
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