Selections from the Diary and Correspondence of John G. Sargent, a Minister of the Society of Friends: Containing an Account of His Labours and Travels in the Service of the Gospel; And Showing the Grounds of His Ceasing to Regard London Yearly Meeting as

Excerpt from Selections From the Diary and Correspondence of John G. Sargent, a Minister of the Society of Friends: Containing an Account of His Labours and Travels in the Service of the Gospel; And Showing the Grounds of His Ceasing to Regard London Yearly Meeting as Representing the Society of Friends

And now that he has, as we believe, been called from works to an everlasting reward, our desire is to show forth his purity of life and conversation, his deep and unabated love and dedication to the pure and unchangeable Truth, and his nu swerving labour to defend a cause so precious, from the many deviations of our day. That this tribute to his memory may be so blessed with the seal of Divine approbation, as that it may carry home to many hearts the conviction, he being dead, yet speaketh, is our earnest desire.

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