Edwin Paxton Hood
1820 – 1885
Books
- Temperance melodies
- Representative women
- Moral manhood
- The end of the curse
- Dark sayings on a harp
- Oliver Cromwell
- The age and its architects
- The earnest minister
- World of anecdote, things clerical and otherwise
- The villages of the Bible
- The peerage of poverty; or, Learners and workers in fields, farms, and factories
- Scottish characteristics
- Words from the pall of the prince
- The villages of the Bible
- The world of moral and religious anecdote
- Peerage of poverty; or, Learners and workers in fields, farms, and factories
- The literature of labour
- Blind Amos and his velvet principles
- Blind Amos and his velvet principles
- The life of Oliver Cromwell
- Genius and industry
- Self-formation
- Jesus walking on the sea
- Clouds with silver linings
- Christmas Evans, the preacher of wild Wales
- Andrew Marvell: the wit, statesman, & poet
- The world of proverb and parable
- The Instincts of liberalism
- The romance of biography
- Genius & industry
- Isaac Watts, his life and writings, his homes and friends
- Isaac Watts
- Jamaica
- Cromwell
- The warrior's retrospect
- The vocation of the preacher
- Our hymn book
- Lamps, pitchers and trumpets
- Temperance melodies consisting of English Welsh and American airs adapted to the temperance movement
- Christmas Evans
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