Excellent reading by the one of the real fathers of the American Sabbath School movement.
Born in 1804, Bullard served as the editor and secretary of the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society from 1834 until 1875. Aside from the American Tract Society, Bullard's editorial choices probably did more to influence America's young than just about any other figure of the time.
Bullard has taken on significant interest over the years for his relationship and correspondence with his niece, Emily Dickinson.
Bullard, Asa. Incidents in a Busy Life. An Autobiography. Boston and Chicago. Congregational Sunday-School and Publishing Society. 1888. 235pp.
A very good copy of Bullard's last autobiograph. Original brown cloth, minor bumping at extremities, a small line and abrasion across the front board. Textually crisp, solid and clean. Near fine.
