Charles F. Dole
1845 – 1927
Charles Fletcher Dole (1845–1927) was a Unitarian minister, speaker, and writer in the Jamaica Plain section of Boston, Massachusetts, and Chairman of the Association to Abolish War. Dole authored of a substantial number of books on politics, history and theology. ***Source**: [Charles Fletcher Dole](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Fletcher_Dole) on Wikipedia.
Books
- The bright side out
- The arrogance of men in power and the virtue of modesty
- The free church and what it will cost
- The American citizen
- City government and the churches
- The unknown singers
- The two handles
- The law of progress
- Christian unity
- What hope is there for a forward movement in religion?
- The new Christmas guild
- What Jesus commanded his disciples
- The modern Bible
- Unto the hills
- Moral courage or faith
- Questions for Bible study
- The supreme work of the Church
- The Congregational method
- The true and ultimate basis of morals
- The law of peace
- The prodigal son
- Liberalism, the religion of democracy
- Round robin
- The tongue
- Jonah and the gourd
- A letter from the minister to the people of the First Congregational Society of Jamaica Plain
- The problem of the American republics
- The human Christ
- To the men of good will
- In the face of war
- The bright side out
- The citizen's catechism
- Questions on the life of Jesus
- The Order of Peace and Good-will
- The mighty contrasts of life
- The vision and what it does for men
- My best wish for my friends
- A practical platform for social progress
- Crib and Fly
- A catechism of liberal faith
- Symphony
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