Francis an Abolitionist in Antebellum Times - Cotie, Michael
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The inspiring story of Frances known for his courage in speaking the truth, known for his faith and love for the Holy bible. A man despised by many in antebellum times, but loved by others. His story, a Baptist minister, inventor, college professor and dairy farmer, intertwined in this book with our cousin Jermain W. Loguen, runaway slave, Pastor of the American Methodist Episcopal church. Excerpts from an autobiography written in 1858 are quoted and whose life and station surely influenced Francis to become "An Abolitionist in Antebellum Times"!

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The inspiring story of Frances known for his courage in speaking the truth, known for his faith and love for the Holy bible. A man despised by many in antebellum times, but loved by others. His story, a Baptist minister, inventor, college professor and dairy farmer, intertwined in this book with our cousin Jermain W. Loguen, runaway slave, Pastor of the American Methodist Episcopal church. Excerpts from an autobiography written in 1858 are quoted and whose life and station surely influenced Francis to become "An Abolitionist in Antebellum Times"!
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Michael W. Cotie is the pastor of a Baptist church in Dayton Texas. Attained degrees from several Christian universities and seminaries. A believer in the Lord Jesus Christ for over 50 years. Through his years of growth and pastoring and study, and with the life experiences to know just how to find God's purpose that is His will for a Christian walk. Guided by a Christian father to study God's word and feeling the calling of God to the ministry Dr. Mike has been saved for well over fifty years.