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Best known today for the public-domain pamphlet A Letter to Lord Fielding, this little-documented writer appears to be connected with a religious controversy rather than a large body of published work.

by George Luther Stone
Very little verified biographical information is readily available about this author. Reliable library and public-domain catalog records consistently link the name George Luther Stone to A Letter to Lord Fielding, a short work preserved by Project Gutenberg and other book databases.
Because detailed historical records are scarce, it is safest to describe him as an obscure writer whose surviving reputation rests mainly on that pamphlet. The work’s title suggests involvement in a church dispute of its time, which gives his writing a strong historical and religious context.
No clearly verified portrait could be confirmed from the sources reviewed, so none is included here.