First published in 1820, this memoir chronicles the life of Harriet Newell, who married the American missionary Samuel Newell and embarked with him on a journey to India in 1812. The book offers a vivid portrait of life in the early nineteenth century, as well as insights into the challenges faced by early Christian missionaries. It also reveals Newell's deep faith and steadfast commitment to her mission, even in the face of personal tragedy.

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