Henry Ward Beecher

Memorial of Henry Ward Beecher

Malign spiritual influences

Independence Day orations and poems

A Treasury of Illustration

Patriotic Addresses in America and England

Plymouth collection of hymns and tunes

The Richardson-McFarland tragedy

Evolution and religion

Letters of Henry Ward Beecher and Dr. Tyng ...

Lectures to young men on various important subjects

Address of Henry Ward Beecher

Mrs. Lucy W. Bullard, widow of Dr. Artemas Bullard, late of Sutton, Mass

Shall we have liberty of slavery?

Prayers from Plymouth pulpit

Thanksgiving sermon. The family as an American institution

The true doctrine of divine sovereignty

Seven lectures to young men, on various important subjects

A review of the Beecher case

Sermon

How to become a Christian

Summer in the soul, or Views and experiences

Statement before the Congregational association of New York and Brooklyn, in which he resigns his membership and gives his doctrinal beliefs and unbeliefs

The principle of spiritual growth

The God of pity

Patriotic addresses in America and England, 1850-1885, on slavery, the Civil War, and the development of civil liberty in the United States

The nobility of confession

Plymouth collection of hymns and tunes for the use of Christian congregations

Oration at raising the old flag over Fort Sumter, April 14, 1865

The Trinity

Norwood, or, Village life in New England

Life thoughts

On free trade and congressional elections

Our martyr President, Abraham Lincoln

Selections from sermons, lectures and essays

Eyes and ears

Plymouth collection of hymns for the use of Christian congregations

Self-conceit in morals

Sermon preached at Plymouth church, Brooklyn, New York

Sphere of the Christian minister

Lectures to young men

The personal influence of God

Pregeth ar fedydd babanod

American rebellion

Speeches of George William Curtis [and] Henry Ward Beecher

In Sympathy: Words of Comfort and Inspiration (1977 Hardcover Printing, 300HE296, 0875295169)