This memoir covers the life and writings of Henry Tanner, an influential writer and contributor to the Evangelical Magazine. Tanner's work is notable for its sincerity and depth of feeling, making it an important work for anyone interested in the history of literature during the 18th century. The publication also includes a detailed account of his personal life and struggles, providing valuable insight into the experiences of a key figure from this period in literary history.

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