Octavius Brooks Frothingham
1822 – 1895
Books
- Oriental Religions and Their Relation to Universal Religion, Persia
- Oriental Religions and Their Relation to Universal Religion
- Transcendentalism in New England
- The Gospel of character
- Attitudes of unbelief
- Vital piety
- Services for the chapel and the family
- The responsibility for disbelief
- The living spring of water
- Complete works
- Ebb and flow of faith
- Crime and punishment
- Waste and saving of providence
- Studies of Religious History and Criticism
- The demand of religion on the age
- The radical's root
- Formal religion and life
- Memoir of George E. Ellis, D.D., L.L.D.
- The infernal and the celestial love
- Transcendentalism in New England a History
- Garden in the West
- George Ripley
- The morality of the riot
- The issue with superstition
- The eternal life
- Speech before the American Anti-Slavery Society
- Binding and loosing
- Stories from the Lips of the Teacher
- Household foes
- Reasonings about faith
- Words spoken at the funeral of Robert F. Denyer, Oct. 19th, 1862
- Comfort and inspiration
- The Christian consciousness, its elements and expression
- The "many mansions"
- The American gentleman
- In memoriam
- The paternal aspect of providence
- Transcendentalism in New England
- Beliefs of the Unbelievers
- George Ripley, (American men of letters)
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