John Hageman diary, 1856.

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John Hageman diary, 1856.

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Diary of John Hageman while on a journey from Ohio through Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri as a solicitor of subscriptions for religious periodicals, chiefly the Methodist CRUSADER. Entries describe the countryside, church meetings, Sunday schools, and religious services in prison and insane asylums. He also remarks on his leadership at temperance meetings, sermons and speeches of others, and he comments on the religious activities and attitudes of individuals he met. Diary includes a list of names and addresses of subscribers.

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