Henry Wilder Foote

Born: 1875

Died: 1964

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Born: 1875

Died: 1964

Books by Henry Wilder Foote (50 max)

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Services of religion for use in the churches of the free spirit

1937

Henry Wilder Foote

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Catalogue of American Universalist hymn writers and hymns

1959

Henry Wilder Foote

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Appeal for the sick and wounded

1862

Charles Spear, Henry Wilder Foote

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Sermons preached in Boston on the death of Abraham Lincoln.: Together with the funeral services in the East Room of the Executive Mansion at Washington.

1865

P. D. Gurley, Edward Norris Kirk, C. A. Bartol, Jacob M. Manning, John E. Todd, James Freeman Clarke, George H. Hepworth, William Hague, Rollin H. Neale, Henry Wilder Foote, F. D. Huntington, Warren H. Cudworth, Chandler Robbins, William Sprague Studley, Rufus Ellis, Samuel Kirkland Lothrop, Edward Everett Hale, A. A. Miner, James Reed, George Putnam, George Leonard Chaney, Justin D. Fulton

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Květen v svobodném bratrastvi ... Prof. Dr. Foote z Harwardské university a Dr. Čapek "Jak se myšlenky zhmotňji" ...

1900

Henry Wilder Foote, Norbert F. Čapek

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The anonymous hymns of Samuel Longfellow

1917

Henry Wilder Foote

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An address on Samuel Gilman author of "Fair Harvard"

1918

Henry Wilder Foote, S.C.) Unitarian Church (Charleston

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Service of consecration of communion plate given in memory of a member of King's Chapel to the 302nd Field Artillery, United States National Army, in King's Chapel, Boston, January 20th, 1918, at 10: 30 a.m.

1918

Henry Wilder Foote, Howard N. Brown, King's Chapel (Boston, Mass.)

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Mr. George Phillips: first minister of Watertown

1930

Henry Wilder Foote

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Judge Edmund Trowbridge: (So-called) ...

1937

John Hill Morgan, Henry Wilder Foote, American Antiquarian Society

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Public worship bibliography

1942

Willard Learoyd Sperry, Henry Wilder Foote

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The Cambridge "Platform of church discipline" 1648

1948

Frederick Louis Fagley, Henry Wilder Foote

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Benjamin Blyth, of Salem: eighteenth-century artist

1957

Henry Wilder Foote, Benjamin Blyth