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1813–1865
Best remembered for devotional and historical religious writing, this 19th-century American author wrote with a steady, instructive style aimed at general readers. His work reflects a period when biography, faith, and moral storytelling were closely intertwined.

by David Francis Bacon
David Francis Bacon (1813–1865) appears to have been a 19th-century American religious writer whose books were centered on Christian history and biography. In the sources I could confirm during this search, he is associated with Lives of the Apostles of Jesus Christ, a work that presents the apostles' lives in an accessible, reflective style.
Clear biographical details about his personal life are limited in the readily available sources I found. Because of that, it is safest to describe him as an author remembered primarily through his religious writing rather than through a well-documented public career.
That relative obscurity can be part of his interest for modern listeners: his work offers a window into how 19th-century readers encountered sacred history through popular nonfiction meant to inform, encourage, and instruct.