Henry Ward Beecher As His Friends Saw Him
Henry Ward Beecher As His Friends Saw Him
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1. The Seven Lectures to Young Men delivered at Indianapolis is the " eldest born " of Mr. Beecher's books (1844). To this volume were added five more lectures of the same period. D. Appleton and Company, 1879, is the copyright mark of my copy. This is written in his early tropical style, but not overdrawn for life in the West at that time. When Dr. James Brand, of Oberlin, applied in a sermon the personification of the " corrupter of youth " (page 187) to one Thad. Rowland, reputed as a ...masked saloon-keeper of a drug-store in Oberlin, there was enough ginger left in the lecture on Popular Amusements to result in Dr. Brand being sued for two thousand dollars, and costing quite a little trouble. Mr. Beecher remarked at the time (during the early eighties) that his lecture was what now seemed to him like " ripping and roaring. " 2. Star Papers, or Experiences of Art a fid Nature^ 1855. Reappeared 1873 ^"^^^ additional articles selected from more recent writings. These papers contain the glow of the enthusiasm of his first trip to Europe, articles on Ride to Kenilworth, Stratford, Shottery, Oxford, Luxem- bourg, National Gallery, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. P.
1. The Seven Lectures to Young Men delivered at Indianapolis is the " eldest born " of Mr. Beecher's books (1844). To this volume were added five more lectures of the same period. D. Appleton and Company, 1879, is the copyright mark of my copy. This is written in his early tropical style, but not overdrawn for life in the West at that time. When Dr. James Brand, of Oberlin, applied in a sermon the personification of the " corrupter of youth " (page 187) to one Thad. Rowland, reputed as a ...masked saloon-keeper of a drug-store in Oberlin, there was enough ginger left in the lecture on Popular Amusements to result in Dr. Brand being sued for two thousand dollars, and costing quite a little trouble. Mr. Beecher remarked at the time (during the early eighties) that his lecture was what now seemed to him like " ripping and roaring. " 2. Star Papers, or Experiences of Art a fid Nature^ 1855. Reappeared 1873 ^"^^^ additional articles selected from more recent writings. These papers contain the glow of the enthusiasm of his first trip to Europe, articles on Ride to Kenilworth, Stratford, Shottery, Oxford, Luxem- bourg, National Gallery, etc.
What to read after Henry Ward Beecher As His Friends Saw Him?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Clay Blinn to read onlineMoreLess
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