Henry W. Bellows
1814 – 1882
Books
- Letter from the acting surgeon general to the secretary of war, advising the institution of a commission
- To the loyal women of America
- Order of exercises at the dedication of All Souls' Church, Washington, D.C. and at the installation of Rev. Clay MacCauley as pastor, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, January 29, 30, 1878
- [Printed letter from Henry W. Bellows, president, dated September 24, 1862, on the work of the Sanitary commission, and calling for supplies and money.]
- In memoriam William Cullen Bryant
- To Dr. Quackenbush, Surgeon General of the State of New York
- To his excellency E.D. Morgan, governor of the state of New York
- Memorial of William Ware
- The First Congregational Church in the city of New York
- What do Unitarians believe?
- Patterns
- Civil-service reform
- Services in commemoration of the fifty-fourth anniversary of the founding of the Church of the Messiah, and of the redemption of the church from debt
- The valley of decision
- Sir, the Commission of Inquiry and Advice, in respect of the sanitary condition of the United States forces ... ask the attention of your Excellency to the enclosed series of inquiries, and request that you will have the kindness to cause a reply to them as soon as may be found convenient
- Memories of departed worth
- Sanitary Commission
- The importance of a positive and distinct theology
- Address before the "College of Physicians and Surgeons,"
- 基督敎固信自由兩教義比較論
- Circular containing a letter from Henry W. Bellows
- An address upon the claims of the drama, delivered before the president and members of the American Dramatic Fund Society, 1857
- Religious toleration
- The United States Sanitary Commission
- The advantage of testing our principles, compensatory of the evils of serious times
- The twenty-fifth anniversary of the settlement of E. H. Chapin
- The pro-slavery testimony of the northern conscience cross-questioned
- A discourse occasioned by the death of William Ellery Channing, D.D. pronounced before the Unitarian societies of New-York and Brooklyn
- Costliness of God's moral government
- Some thoughts on the organizing principle in Christianity
- Institute essays
- Our martyr President, Abraham Lincoln
- The moral significance of the Crystal Palace
- The Commission require exact information upon the following points
- The Christian merchant
- An address upon the claims of the drama
- Address at the funeral of Mr. Henry T. Tucker, at All Souls' Church, N.Y. Dec. 21, 1871
- In memoriam, William Cullen Bryant
- The leger and the lexicon, or, Business and literature in account with American education
- Some of the points of difference between Unitarian and orthodox Christians
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