Fanny J. Crosby: An Autobiography

An Autobiography * Author: Fanny J. Crosby * Publication date: 1902 * Length: 240 pages * Genre: Non-fiction, autobiography * Summary: The book is an account of Fanny J. Crosby's life, including her experiences as a blind person, her education and career as a musician, and her faith and spirituality. I hope this information helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

By Fanny J. Crosby · First published 1887 · Genre: Autobiography, Religion & Spirituality, History · 22 chapters

Contents

• FLOWERS THAT NEVER FADE
• THE TRAINING OF THE BLIND
• FIRST VISIT TO NEW YORK
• EARLY POETIC TRAINING
• THE PROMISE OF AN EDUCATION
• INSPIRATION FOR WORK
• THE DAILY TASK
• SUMMER VACATIONS
• TWO ADDRESSES BEFORE CONGRESS
• A PEERLESS TRIO OF PUBLIC MEN
• CONTRASTED EVENTS
• LITERARY AND MUSICAL MEMORIES
• A LESSON IN SELF-RELIANCE
• EARLY SONGS AND HYMNS
• THE LIFE OF A HYMN-WRITER
• TWO GREAT EVANGELISTS
• OTHER LITERARY AND MUSICAL FRIENDSHIPS
• WORK AMONG MISSIONS
• EVENTS OF RECENT YEARS
• INCIDENTS OF HYMNS
• A FEW TRIBUTES
• AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL POEMS

More by Fanny J. Crosby

• Lines to My Mother (1867)
• To My Sister, Mrs. Julia Athington (1860)
• Reuben B. Currier and Mary E. Upham (1869)
• Dedication of the Institution Chapel (1875)
• On a Child Kneeling (1880)
• The Wish (1863)
• I'Ll Think of Thee (1876)
• An Address (1881)
• All works by Fanny J. Crosby