1940. 22p. by William Perry Johnson. 

William Hunt was a dedicated Quaker minister known for his commitment to self-improvement and his impactful preaching. He traveled extensively throughout England, Scotland, and Ireland, leaving a significant mark on the Society of Friends before his untimely death at the age of thirty-nine. His legacy is preserved through his manuscript journal, which provides insights into his life, thoughts, and the profound influence he had on his community and family, including his son Nathan, the founder of New Garden School.