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MRS. ISABELLA D. BRITTINGHAM. February 21, 1852—January 28, 1924. Mrs. Isabella D. Brittingham was one of the first Bahá'ís in America. She attended, in 1898, the first class which presented, in New York City, "The dawning light of the divine Revelation." And soon, like the pioneers who had just heard the Glad Tidings in Chicago, she was carrying "its sacred torch for and wide throughout the continent of America." For twenty-five years she was one of the foremost teachers of the Covenant of Peace.

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Star of the West. Volume 14, Issue 12. Pg 354. View as PDF.

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