by Rev B Nightingale. 1926. 48p

"The Romance of Cuthbert Harrison" is a historical account detailing the life and ministry of Cuthbert Harrison, a Nonconformist minister who faced significant persecution during the 17th century in Lancashire. The book explores Harrison's dedication to his faith, his efforts to serve the Congregational cause amidst adversity, and his impact on the religious landscape of his time. Through a collection of narratives and historical context, the author highlights the struggles and resilience of Nonconformists, emphasizing the importance of their contributions to religious heritage and the enduring legacy of figures like Harrison.