Eliza Paul Kirkbride Gurney was a Quaker minister who, when her husband Joseph John Gurney died in 1847, continued the labours of a traveling minister. She corresponded with Abraham Lincoln, who was found to have a two year old letter from Eliza, carefully “treasured up” by him in his breast pocket when assassinated. - Summary by David Lawrence
Chapters
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by ALP Read by Algy Pug 1:35
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by BJS Read by Bev J Stevens 1:34
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by BK Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:06
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by DL Read by David Lawrence 1:29
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by DPS Read by Dylan P. Straub 1:16
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by ED Read by Eva Davis (d. 2025) 1:46
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by JCB Read by Jason in Panama 1:20
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by LAH Read by Lee Ann Howlett 1:38
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by MSD Read by Matthew Datcher 1:22
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by NJG Read by Nick J. Gold 1:36
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by PT Read by Peter Thomlinson (1940-2022) 1:43
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by SS Read by Scotty Smith 1:46
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by TP Read by Tomas Peter 1:31
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by VB Read by tovarisch 1:42
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Oh, For a Home of Rest! - Read by VBV Read by The Voice before the Void 2:50
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