Perfect Freedom: Addresses by the Right Reverend Phillips Brooks / January 01, 1893

Requires Accordance 10.4 or above.

Addresses by Phillips Brooks, Bishop of Massachusetts, with introduction by Rev. Julius H. Ward.

From the Intro: “Phillips Brooks had the rare faculty of never speaking nonsense: he never gushed in religion; he always respected the inborn nobility of men and addressed himself to a sinner as if he were a child of God. This accounts for the almost perfect accord which was at once established between himself and his hearers.”

Addresses included:

• The Beauty of a Life of Service
• Thought and Action
• The Duty of the Cristian Business Man
• True Liberty
• The Christ in Whom Christians Believe
• Abraham Lincoln (Lincoln’s Eulogy)

Public Domain text of 1893 published by Charles E. Brown & Co.