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Anna Shipton née Savage (1815-1901) was an English religious writer who, from a relatively early age, wrote essays on Christianity.
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Works
- Asked of God, pre-1917
- Tell Jesus, pre-1917
- Lost Blessing, pre-1873
- Precious Gems, pre-1917
- Promise and the Promiser, pre-1917
- Secret of the Lord, pre-1917
- Sure Mercies of David, pre-1917
- The Lord was There, pre-1917
- Waiting Hours, pre-1917
- Watch-Tower in the Wilderness, pre-1917
- Wayside Service, pre-1917
- Whispers in the Palms: Hymns and Meditations, 1855
External Links
- Anna Shipton - article at the Literary Encyclopedia
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