James Freeman Clarke
Born
in Hanover, New Hampshire, The United States
April 04, 1810
Died
June 08, 1888
Ten Great Religions
137 editions
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2005
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Orthodoxy: Its Truths And Errors
89 editions
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2010
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Every-Day Religion
25 editions
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2010
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Anti-Slavery Days (Classic Reprint): A Sketch of the Struggle Which Ended in the Abolition of Slavery in the United States
43 editions
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2010
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The Letters of James Freeman Clarke to Margaret Fuller
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1957
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Vexed Questions in Theology: A Series of Essays
33 editions
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2010
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The fourth Gospel; the question of its origin stated and discussed
36 editions
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published
2015
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Deacon Herbert's Bible Class
17 editions
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2015
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The Transfiguration of Life
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Light on the Hidden Way 1886 [Leather Bound]
10 editions
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2015
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“The difference between a politician and a statesman is that a politician thinks about the next election while the statesman think about the next generation.”
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“All boys wish to be manly; but they often try to become so by copying the vices of men rather than their virtues. They see men drinking, smoking, swearing; so these poor little fellows sedulously imitate such bad habits, thinking they are making themselves more like men. They mistake rudeness for strength, disrespect to parents for independence. They read wretched stories about boy brigands and boy detectives, and fancy themselves heroes when they break the laws, and become troublesome and mischievous. Out of such false influences the criminal classes are recruited. Many a little boy who only wishes to be manly, becomes corrupted and debased by the bad examples around him and the bad literature which he reads. The cure for this is to give him good books, show him truly noble examples from life and history, and make him understand how infinitely above this mock-manliness is the true courage which ennobles human nature.”
― Every-Day Religion
― Every-Day Religion