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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Map of Caribbean Region | ||
| Map of Antigua | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Chronologies | 57 | |
| Anne Hart Gilbert | ||
| History of Methodism | 57 | |
| Memoir of John Gilbert | 76 | |
| Elizabeth Hart Thwaites | 89 | |
| History of Methodism | 89 | |
| Hymns and Verse by Elizabeth Hart Thwaites | 97 | |
| Letter from Elizabeth Hart to a Friend | 104 | |
| Extracts from Elizabeth Hart Thwaites's Correspondence with Her Friend, Miss Lynch | 112 | |
| Appendixes | 115 | |
| A | A Brief Sketch of Mrs. Anne Gilbert, by the Reverend William Box, Wesleyan Missionary | 117 |
| B | Additional Remarks on John and Anne Gilbert by a Friend | 124 |
| C | Extracts from Charles Thwaites's Journal, 1829 | 133 |
| D | Biography of Elizabeth Lynch | 141 |
| E | Letter from John Baxter to a Fellow Methodist in London | 158 |
| F | Chronology of John Gilbert | 162 |
| G | Charles Thwaites's Report | 164 |
| H | The Case of the Neglected and Deserted Negroes in the Island of Antigua | 167 |
| I | Antigua: An Act to Provide for the More Effectual Support of Poor Children | 174 |
| J | Thomas Coke, To the Benevolent Subscribers for the Support of the Missions | 181 |
| K | Extract of a Letter from Thomas Coke to John Wesley | 195 |
| I | James Macqueen, "The Colonial Empire of Great Britain" | 197 |
| Index | 211 |
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Andrew McColgan
reviewed The Hart Sisters: Early African Caribbean Writers, Evangelicals, and Radicals on September 03, 2011
The Hart Sisters: Early African Caribbean Writers, Evangelicals, and Radicals
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