The Kentucky Ranger

Edward T. Curnick was an American clergyman, the Pastor of The Baker Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church between 1899 and 1900. He was the author of: A Catechism on Christian Perfection (1885) and The Kentucky Ranger (1922). The story, "The Kentucky Ranger, " to a large extent is built around the life and character of one of the most famous early pioneer preachers of the West. Many of the incidents in his career are recorded, but have been treated as to time, place and authorship according to the demands of the work with the freedom belonging to the writer of fiction. A number of years ago some of the chapters in the narrative were printed in "The Epworth Era, " of Nashville, Tennessee.