Norman Howard Bartlett
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Part of a lecture given before the Y. M. C. A. Of the State University at Minneapolis, in April. 1902. First given as a sermon in Westbrooke, Conn. , in 1894. "The latter part of the thirty-third verse of the eigh- teenth chapter of II Samuel: f O my son Absalom! my son, my son Absalom! would God I had died for thee, Absa- lom, my son, my son!' "There is no more potent influence than biography. This is true because biography deals with the experiences of men, men who have had the same temptatio...ns, vicissi- tudes and triumphs as have we. Abstract truths are power- ful; experience is well nigh omnipotent. "Writers of fiction have taken advantage of the fascinat- ing power of detailed experience and present the biogra- phies of their heroes. Thus interested by our sympathies with the fortunes of imaginary characters we are led on in eager interest by the skilled novelist. "The proper contemplation of any character is beneficial. The character may be exalted, symmetrical, unselfish, be- hold the fruits of rectitude.
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Part of a lecture given before the Y. M. C. A. Of the State University at Minneapolis, in April. 1902. First given as a sermon in Westbrooke, Conn. , in 1894. "The latter part of the thirty-third verse of the eigh- teenth chapter of II Samuel: f O my son Absalom! my son, my son Absalom! would God I had died for thee, Absa- lom, my son, my son!' "There is no more potent influence than biography. This is true because biography deals with the experiences of men, men who have had the same temptatio...ns, vicissi- tudes and triumphs as have we. Abstract truths are power- ful; experience is well nigh omnipotent. "Writers of fiction have taken advantage of the fascinat- ing power of detailed experience and present the biogra- phies of their heroes. Thus interested by our sympathies with the fortunes of imaginary characters we are led on in eager interest by the skilled novelist. "The proper contemplation of any character is beneficial. The character may be exalted, symmetrical, unselfish, be- hold the fruits of rectitude.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Waldo Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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