Elizabeth: the Disinherited Daughter / By E. Ben Ez-er

The narrative traces a woman's spiritual journey from youthful worldly ambitions and family estrangement through a dramatic conversion that provokes paternal anger and effective disinheritance. It follows her public ministry as a chapel leader and evangelistic worker, including itinerant and camp-meeting labors, the founding and hardships of a frontier religious community, and engagement in doctrinal controversy. The later chapters record domestic challenges, retirement, and persistent devotion, combining biographical episodes with reflections on faith and vivid testimonies of religious experience.