Achsa White Sprague — a remark

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“I am not afraid to die, for death to me is but the threshold of a higher, purer, and more glorious life.”

Reflecting her spiritualist convictions and calm acceptance of mortality during long illness · Journal and autobiography entry

About Achsa White Sprague

Achsa White Sprague

17 November 1827–6 July 1862

Achsa White Sprague was born on 17 November 1827 in Plymouth Notch, Vermont, a small mountain community whose austere beauty and close social fabric helped form her imagination. She died there on 6 July 1862, only thirty-four years old by the modern method of counting age, though many nineteenth-century notices…

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