volume. It is my hope that this book will contribute both to immigrant history and Methodist church history.
This preface provides an opportunity to acknowledge and express appreciation to those to whom I am deeply indebted. Kenneth E. Rowe, professor of church history at Drew Uni- versity and also Librarian, Methodist Archives and History Center, made research materials available to me. In addition, he read my manuscript and offered useful suggestions. Phil- ip J. Anderson, professor of church history at North Park College and Seminary in Chicago and current president of the Swedish American Historical Society, has been suppor- tive and encouraging in the latter stages of the project lead- ing to publication. Associate director James D. Simmons and managing editor Susan H. Wilson at Southern Illinois Uni- versity Press have both been extremely helpful. A final read- ing of the manuscript was done by H. Arnold Barton, pro- fessor of history, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; by Arlow W. Andersen, professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh; and by an anonymous reviewer. Their knowledge and editorial comments are appreciated. I am deeply grateful to Carol Wearstler, who prepared the final manuscript with efficiency, accuracy, and always a gracious spirit.
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Publication Information: Book Title: The Hedstroms and the Bethel Ship Saga: Methodist Influence on Swedish Religious Life. Contributors: Henry C. Whyman - author, Kenneth E. Rowe - author. Publisher: Southern Illinois University Press. Place of Publication: Carbondale. Publication Year: 1992. Page Number: xvi.
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