Little Abe, Or, the Bishop of Berry Brow: Being the Life of Abraham Lockwood

Little Abe, Or, the Bishop of Berry Brow is a biographical account by F. Jewell, first published in 1884. It chronicles the life of Abraham Lockwood, a local preacher in the Methodist New Connexion, detailing his rise from a poor background in Yorkshire to becoming a prominent figure in the church. The narrative highlights his early struggles, including child labor in a coal pit, and his eventual commitment to faith and community service, making it a significant work for those interested in religious biographies and the history of Methodism in England.