Sketches of North Carolina, Historical and Biographical, Illustrative of the Principles of a Portion of Her Early Settlers. by William Henry Foote (1846)

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DEDICATION.


To the Ministers of the Synod of North Carolina, with whom I have been associated in arduous labors for about seven years, and whose counsel and assistance and cheerful welcome it has been my happiness to enjoy,—

MOST RESPECTFULLY:

And to the Elders and Churches with whom I have labored in the cause of benevolence; whose attachment to sound doctrine and the church of their fathers has been so often and so agreeably displayed; whose hospitality has spread around me, times almost innumerable, the comforts and luxuries of life,—

MOST KINDLY:

And to the Children, who by their affectionate cheerfulness have been my solace in hours of weariness and exhaustion; the hope of the Church and of the State,—

MOST TENDERLY:

And to the Citizens of the sedate and sober State of North Carolina generally, inheriting so much that is estimable from past generations,—

WITH SENTIMENTS OF STRONG REGARD AND WELL-WISHING;

Is this Volume dedicated by

THE AUTHOR

WILLIAM HENRY FOOTE.

Romney, Hampshire County, Virginia,
October, 1846
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