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Dean writes to Sandusky District presiding elder, James B. Finley, to let him know that "religion is rather low" in the Detroit Circuit. Folks do not like the preacher, Elias Pattee, and thus do not contribute for him. Dean suggests that Finley come to spend a month or two in Detroit, believing that folks would give "something handsome" to hear Finley preach. Abstract Number - 41
Abstract Number
41
Publication Date
4-11-1825
City
Detroit
Keywords
General Ministry; Detroit Circuit; Dislike of preacher; Elias Pattee
Recommended Citation
Dean, Jerry, "Letter from Jerry Dean to James B. Finley" (1825). Finley Letters. 41.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/41