Elizabeth: The Disinherited Daughter: By E. Ben Ez-Er

Elizabeth: The Disinherited Daughter, written by Ebenezer Arnold in the late 19th century, is a historical fiction novel that tells the story of Elizabeth Ward, who is disowned by her family after converting to Methodism. The narrative explores her struggles with familial rejection, faith, and personal trials as she finds purpose in her new beliefs and community service. Elizabeth's journey from a privileged life to one of spiritual fulfillment highlights themes of perseverance and the conflict between individual faith and family loyalty.