Characters in the Gospels : illustrating phases of character at the present day

Wed Nov 17 06:37:42 2010 UTClccn-n85-239188Clergy--New York (State)Universalists--New York (State)Clergy--United States0.67Characters in the Gospels : illustrating phases of character at the present day0.790.97The responsibilities of a Republican government : a discourse, preached Fast Day, April 8, 1841Edwin_Hubbell_Chapinn 85239188oca01436126aChapin, E. H.(Edwin Hubbell),1814-1880Chapin, Edwin Hubbell,1814-1880lccn-n87-802680Adams, John G.(John Greenleaf)1810-1887comlccn-n79-15642Universalist Church of Americanc-universalist churchUniversalist Churchlccn-n2002-65704Ellis, Sumner1828-1886lccn-n80-50495Bryant, William Cullen1794-1878lccn-n50-7898Beecher, Henry Ward1813-1887lccn-n80-45878Greeley, Horace1811-1872lccn-n80-20595Bangs & Colccn-n80-13236Douglass, Frederick1818-1895lccn-n96-13346Gough, John B.(John Bartholomew)1817-1886Chapin, E. H.(Edwin Hubbell)1814-1880Chapin, E. H.(Edwin Hubbell)1814-1880100Social reformersGough, John B.--1817-1886Lowell, James Russell,--1819-1891Burritt, Elihu,--1810-1879Duryea, Joseph T.--1832-1898Garrison, William Lloyd,--1805-1879Douglass, Frederick,--1818-1895Stowe, Harriet Beecher,--1811-1896Tilton, Elizabeth M. Richards,--b. 1834Whittier, John Greenleaf,--1807-1892Parker, Theodore,--1810-1860Greeley, Horace,--1811-1872Bryant, William Cullen,--1794-1878Tilton, Theodore,--1835-1907LawyersMeditationsChapin familyPennsylvania--PhiladelphiaReligion and sociologyPeriodicalsReformersYoung menBible.Beecher, Henry Ward,--1813-1887WomenTemperanceHistoryFourth of July orationsUniversalismGamblingPatriotismBeatitudesYoung womenConduct of lifeLord's prayerNew York (State)UniversalistsClergyHymns, EnglishHymnsElection sermonsMassachusettsUnited StatesBiographyChapin, E. H.--1814-1880Universalist churchesUniversalist Church of AmericaConsolationSermons, AmericanSermons181418801832183818401841184218431844184518461847184818491850185118521853185418551856185718581859186018611862186318641866186718681869187018721873187418751877187818791880188118821883188418851889189218951907190919681970197419751977197819791984198719911995199620002010334437232868book242.42bv4905.2ocn037677893ocn042694670ocn082516131ocn312967887153339059561411ocn049294689sw004336835:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook1860Chapin, E. HThe crown of thorns a token for the sorrowing53162320ocn011250125sw000749659:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18540.77Chapin, E. HHumanity in the city1711754ocn011250142sw003715704:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18560.71Chapin, E. HMoral aspects of city life8910418ocn015596392sw004475372:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18480.87Chapin, E. HDuties of young women78834ocn000895525sw000895525:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18440.83Chapin, E. HThe relation of the individual to the republic. A sermon delivered before His Excellency Marcus Morton, governor, His Honor Henry H. Childs, lieutenant governor, the honorable Council, and the legislature of Massachusetts, at the annual election, on Wednesday, January 3, 1844677510ocn001135506sw001135506:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18500.76Chapin, E. HDiscourses on the Lord's Prayer646612ocn000918260sw000918260:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18540.80Chapin, E. HThe American idea, and what grows out of it. An oration, delivered in the New York crystal palace, July 4, 1854469335ocn005394016sw000883238:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18460.80Adams, John GHymns for Christian devotion : especially adapted to the Universalist denomination41475ocn004535263sw003579234:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18530.79Chapin, E. HDiscourses on the beatitudes39405ocn002083096sw002083096:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18540.81Chapin, E. HMoral aspects of city life : a series of lectures34448ocn003591613sw003591613:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18600.84Chapin, E. HLiving words33385ocn004029370sw004029370:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18770.78Chapin, E. HLessons of faith and life. Discourses30301ocn004535046sw004535046:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18520.67Chapin, E. HCharacters in the Gospels : illustrating phases of character at the present day26261ocn005925551sw005925551:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18570.89Green, J. HGambling exposed : a full exposition of all the various arts, mysteries, and miseries of gambling25274ocn005031541sw005031541:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18810.77Chapin, E. HGods̓ requirements : and other sermons25262ocn016121640sw016121640:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18440.91Chapin, E. HA discourse preached in the Universalist Church, Charlestown, on Sunday, May 12, 1844, in reference to the recent riots in Philadelphia24254ocn007097895sw007097895:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18410.97Chapin, E. HThe responsibilities of a Republican government : a discourse, preached Fast Day, April 8, 184123264ocn030433259sw004029322:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18810.77Chapin, E. HThe church of the living God, and other sermons23232ocn005025149sw005025149:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18600.81Chapin, E. HExtemporaneous discourses : delivered in the Broadway church, New York; reported as delivered, and revised and corrected by the author19259ocn004751922sw004751922:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18480.86Chapin, E. HHours of communion82875ocn003102943sw003102943:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18820.78Ellis, SumnerLife of Edwin H. Chapin, D.D27273ocn003726424sw003726424:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18830.68Ellis, SumnerLife of Edwin H. Chapin19191ocn023683490sw023683490:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook19780.93Titus, AnsonMemoir of Edwin Hubbell Chapin, D.D., L.L.D17172ocn006784304sw006784304:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18840.96Titus, AnsonMemoir of Edwin Hubbell Chapin16163ocn047134161sw047134161:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook20001.00Christian pamphlets. Vol. 1014153ocn027315203sw000120180:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18560.72Bartlett, D. WModern agitators: or, Pen portraits of living American reformers551ocn005995668sw005995668:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook1.00Edwin Hubbell Chapin441ocn005877349sw005877349:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18730.89The twenty-fifth anniversary of the settlement of E.H. Chapin221ocn028534285sw028534285:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18810.50In memoriam. Edwin Hubbell Chapin, D.D., born Dec. 29, 1814; entered into rest Dec. 26, 1880. Services held January 2, 1881, in the First Universalist Church, Charlestown, Mass., of which he was formerly pastor221ocn006784395sw006784395:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook18821.00Fourth Universalist Society (New York, N.Y.)Services in memory of Rev. Edwin Hubbell Chapin, D.D. September 11th, 1881111ocn647909719sw647909719:lccn-n85-239188Falsemixd1870Bryant, William CullenLetter to E. Jackson 1870 December 19

Bryant apologizes for having misplaced a letter and manuscript from Jackson to Dr. Chapin, and responds to Jackson's points concerning the wreck of the "Pulaski," the "providential circustances under which our country grew up," and the character of Ulysses.

111ocn366351027sw366351027:lccn-n85-239188FalsemixdOsborn, LutherDiaries of Luther Osborn, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1866, and 1868

depicts Osborn's life in New York, including pursuit of a job at various city newspapers, a failed attempt at running a newsstand at his boarding house and frequenting theaters, reading rooms, lectures, church services, and Republican meetings. He reports "seeing an shaking hands with Abraham Lincoln" during the president-elect's visit to the city; seeing Laura Keen, Charlotte Cushman, and other promenent actors; attending lectures by Horace Greeley and Rev. Chapin, attending Republican meetings at the Cooper Union, "making Union rosettes," etc.

111ocn191311515sw191311515:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook1881Lee, Charles FollenIn memoriam. Edwin Hubbell Chapin, D.D. Born Dec. 29, 1814; entered into rest Dec. 26, 1880. : Services held January 2, 1881, First Universalist Church, Charlestown, Mass., of which he was formerly pastor, including the sermon delivered on the occasion by the Rev. Charles Follen Lee, and remarks by the Hon. T.T. Sawyer, chairman of the standing committee111ocn191118527sw191118527:lccn-n85-239188FalsevisuSarony & MajorYours truly, E.H. Chapin111ocn156912482sw156912482:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook1909Herringshaw, Thomas WilliamChapin, Edwin Hubbell111ocn122459190sw122459190:lccn-n85-239188FalsemixdHowland familyPapers, 1857-1908

Contents include a letter of 9 April 1857 from Benjamin Howland to Emily Howland in regards to learning to speak German and commenting on a sermon he heard preached by Edwin Hubbell Chapin, a prominent Universalist minister. He also comments on their family's Quaker faith, believing it was wrong to reject music in worship services. Remaining papers consist primarily of bills and receipts of hotels and other travel related services of Benjamin Howland's wife Louise and two daughters.

111ocn086116778sw086116778:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook1846Order of exercises, at the installation of the Rev. E. H. Chapin : as associate pastor of the Second Universalist Society, Boston, January 28, 1846111ocn082020287sw082020287:lccn-n85-239188FalsevisuChapin, Edwin Hubbell, 1814-1880 Author, Divine111ocn058424282sw058424282:lccn-n85-239188Falsebook1844To the public : free lecture. In consequence of a breach of faith on the part of the Committee of the 2d Congregational Society, the lecture ... by the Rev. E.H. Chapin, will be delivered at the Town Hall111ocn048528754sw048528754:lccn-n85-239188FalsemixdForeman, Abner WCivil war diary, 1865 Feb. 16-1865 July 14

Diary dedicated to "beloved wife". Describes experiences. While in Springfield compares difference of Lincoln's "simple frame home" to ex-Governor Mattesson's mansion "a living evidence of the rascality" of one who "stole the money from the state to build the house". In New York visits Barnum's, the anatomical museum and the Universalist church to hear E.H. Chapin and describes all. Then describes experiences in hospitals and in May a two day storm while traveling "in a tub" on the Chesapeake Bay.

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