A short account of the life and death of Ann Cutler, commonly known by the name of Praying Nanny, who was a principal instrument in the beginning of the late revival of the work of God in Lancashire, Yorkshire, etc. etc. By William Bramwell, preacher of the Gospel. With an account of Elizabeth Dickinson's two wonderful trances: and an excellent letter from the Rev. Mr. J. Fletcher to one of his friends.

  • Bramwell, William, 1759-1818.
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[1798]
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Short account of the life & death of Ann Cutler

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Leeds : printed for, and sold by A. Newsom, at his Shop, in Hirst's Yard, Cross-Parish, and at his Stand above the Cross, on the Market-Days, [1798]

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24p. ; 120.

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