""Life and Labors of Elijah H. Pilcher, of Michigan"" offers a detailed biography of a prominent figure in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Penned by James Evelyn Pilcher, this work chronicles the life and extensive career of Elijah H. Pilcher, who dedicated fifty-nine years to ministry. The book provides insight into his personal journey, professional endeavors, and contributions to the Methodist community in Michigan during the 19th century.
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