Step back into 18th century England with Lucy Ellen Guernsey's "The foster-sisters: A story in the days of Wesley and Whitfield." This historical fiction transports readers to a pivotal era of religious revival, capturing the spirit and social impact of the evangelical movement led by John Wesley and George Whitfield.
Through compelling narrative, Guernsey illuminates the landscape of faith and society during this transformative period. Explore the challenges and triumphs of individuals navigating a world shaped by profound religious fervor. Meticulously prepared for print republication, this edition preserves the timeless quality of Guernsey's storytelling, offering a window into a fascinating chapter of English history. "The foster-sisters" appeals to readers interested in religious fiction, historical narratives, and the enduring legacy of the Evangelical Revival in England.
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