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Russell H. Conwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man (1905) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-russell-h-conwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-114568529.htmlRMGJB195–Russell H. Conwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man (1905)
Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . AA 000 834 989 i. RUSSELL H. COXWELL Russell H. Conwell Founder of the InstitutionalChurch in America THE WORK AND THE MAN BY AGNES RUSH BURR With His Two Famous Lectures as RecentlyDelivered, entitled Acres of Diamonds,and Personal Glimpses of CelebratedMen and Women Willi an Appreciative Introduction byFLOYD W. TOMKINS, D.D., LLD. THE JOHN C. WINSTON COMPANY PHILADELPHIACHICAGO 1905 TORONTO CoPYRIGHThD 1905 ByThe John C. Winston Co. BX Af^ i^ TO THE MEMBERS OF GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH To THOSB WHO IN THE OLD Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russell-hconwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-aa-000-834-989-i-russell-h-coxwell-russell-h-conwell-founder-of-the-institutionalchurch-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-by-agnes-rush-burr-with-his-two-famous-lectures-as-recentlydelivered-entitled-acres-of-diamondsand-personal-glimpses-of-celebratedmen-and-women-willi-an-appreciative-introduction-byfloyd-w-tomkins-dd-lld-the-john-c-winston-company-philadelphiachicago-1905-toronto-copyrighthd-1905-bythe-john-c-winston-co-bx-af-i-to-the-members-of-grace-baptist-church-to-thosb-who-in-the-old-image342882337.htmlRM2AWRHWN–Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . AA 000 834 989 i. RUSSELL H. COXWELL Russell H. Conwell Founder of the InstitutionalChurch in America THE WORK AND THE MAN BY AGNES RUSH BURR With His Two Famous Lectures as RecentlyDelivered, entitled Acres of Diamonds,and Personal Glimpses of CelebratedMen and Women Willi an Appreciative Introduction byFLOYD W. TOMKINS, D.D., LLD. THE JOHN C. WINSTON COMPANY PHILADELPHIACHICAGO 1905 TORONTO CoPYRIGHThD 1905 ByThe John C. Winston Co. BX Af^ i^ TO THE MEMBERS OF GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH To THOSB WHO IN THE OLD
Rev. Russell Herman Conwell, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front) - Kúbey-Rembrandt Studios, Phila., Pa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rev-russell-herman-conwell-head-and-shoulders-portrait-facing-front-kbey-rembrandt-studios-phila-pa-image455458753.htmlRM2HCYX81–Rev. Russell Herman Conwell, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front) - Kúbey-Rembrandt Studios, Phila., Pa
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Lives of the presidents of the United States of America, from Washington to the present time .. . 1^,/^ ^^^ LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FROM WASHINGTON TO THE PRESENT TIME. CONTAINING A NARRATIVE OF THE MOST INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE CAREER OF EACH PRESIDENT; THUS CONSTITUTING A GRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. TO WHICH IS ADDED ^ Chapter s^ofoing tlje fiunlircb gears |!r0gress of t^c Republic. BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT AND RUSSELL H. CONWELL. ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTKAITS OF ALL THE PRESIDENTS ENGRAVED OXSTEEL, PICTURES OF THEIR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, AND THIRTYOTHER WOO Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lives-of-the-presidents-of-the-united-states-of-america-from-washington-to-the-present-time-1-lives-of-the-presidents-of-the-united-states-of-america-from-washington-to-the-present-time-containing-a-narrative-of-the-most-interesting-events-in-the-career-of-each-president-thus-constituting-a-graphic-history-of-the-united-states-to-which-is-added-chapter-sofoing-tlje-fiunlircb-gears-!r0gress-of-tc-republic-by-john-s-c-abbott-and-russell-h-conwell-illustrated-with-portkaits-of-all-the-presidents-engraved-oxsteel-pictures-of-their-private-residences-and-thirtyother-woo-image338378466.htmlRM2AJED56–Lives of the presidents of the United States of America, from Washington to the present time .. . 1^,/^ ^^^ LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FROM WASHINGTON TO THE PRESENT TIME. CONTAINING A NARRATIVE OF THE MOST INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE CAREER OF EACH PRESIDENT; THUS CONSTITUTING A GRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. TO WHICH IS ADDED ^ Chapter s^ofoing tlje fiunlircb gears |!r0gress of t^c Republic. BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT AND RUSSELL H. CONWELL. ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTKAITS OF ALL THE PRESIDENTS ENGRAVED OXSTEEL, PICTURES OF THEIR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, AND THIRTYOTHER WOO
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Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . belief in Christian education. To move through thebeautiful Hospital and mark the gentle ministration ofChristian physician and nurse is to learn what Jesusmeant when, quoting Hosea, He said: I will havemercy and not sacrifice. And these all bring one verynear to the great human heart, the intelligent and far-reaching judgment, the ripe and real religion of himwhose life this volume tells. May God bless Dr. Conwell in the days to come,and graciously spare him to us for many years! Weneed such men in this o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russell-hconwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-belief-in-christian-education-to-move-through-thebeautiful-hospital-and-mark-the-gentle-ministration-ofchristian-physician-and-nurse-is-to-learn-what-jesusmeant-when-quoting-hosea-he-said-i-will-havemercy-and-not-sacrifice-and-these-all-bring-one-verynear-to-the-great-human-heart-the-intelligent-and-far-reaching-judgment-the-ripe-and-real-religion-of-himwhose-life-this-volume-tells-may-god-bless-dr-conwell-in-the-days-to-comeand-graciously-spare-him-to-us-for-many-years!-weneed-such-men-in-this-o-image342881921.htmlRM2AWRHAW–Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . belief in Christian education. To move through thebeautiful Hospital and mark the gentle ministration ofChristian physician and nurse is to learn what Jesusmeant when, quoting Hosea, He said: I will havemercy and not sacrifice. And these all bring one verynear to the great human heart, the intelligent and far-reaching judgment, the ripe and real religion of himwhose life this volume tells. May God bless Dr. Conwell in the days to come,and graciously spare him to us for many years! Weneed such men in this o
Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . , valuable any-where. I say again that I regard Russell H. Conwell,of Philadelphia, as Americas greatest man in the bestform. I cannot do your work; he can. His most successful biography, his Life of CharlesH. Spurgeon, was written in a little more than twoweeks. In fact, it was not written at all, it was dic-tated while on a lecturing trip. When Spurgeon died,a publisher telegraphed Dr. Conwell if he would writea biography of the great London preaclier. Dr. Con-well was traveling at the time in the West, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russell-hconwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-valuable-any-where-i-say-again-that-i-regard-russell-h-conwellof-philadelphia-as-americas-greatest-man-in-the-bestform-i-cannot-do-your-work-he-can-his-most-successful-biography-his-life-of-charlesh-spurgeon-was-written-in-a-little-more-than-twoweeks-in-fact-it-was-not-written-at-all-it-was-dic-tated-while-on-a-lecturing-trip-when-spurgeon-dieda-publisher-telegraphed-dr-conwell-if-he-would-writea-biography-of-the-great-london-preaclier-dr-con-well-was-traveling-at-the-time-in-the-west-image342876165.htmlRM2AWRA19–Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . , valuable any-where. I say again that I regard Russell H. Conwell,of Philadelphia, as Americas greatest man in the bestform. I cannot do your work; he can. His most successful biography, his Life of CharlesH. Spurgeon, was written in a little more than twoweeks. In fact, it was not written at all, it was dic-tated while on a lecturing trip. When Spurgeon died,a publisher telegraphed Dr. Conwell if he would writea biography of the great London preaclier. Dr. Con-well was traveling at the time in the West,
![The round-up . o teach her pupil so many things. Miss Keller gave herlecture on Happiness. She then answered many questions, showing herquick wit and appreciation of the situation. On the evening of March 4th, Russell H. Conwell gave his famous lecture,Acres of Diamonds. to a large audience. Fie was one of the three speakerswhom the Erisophians brought here this season. The lecture was full of thatgood philosophic wisdom which a world-traveled man as he is. knows to befundamental truth. Miss Bertha Kunz Baker read The Unseen Em])ire in Chapel Tuesdayevening, April 6th. She was brought here by Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ8MR3/the-round-up-o-teach-her-pupil-so-many-things-miss-keller-gave-herlecture-on-happiness-she-then-answered-many-questions-showing-herquick-wit-and-appreciation-of-the-situation-on-the-evening-of-march-4th-russell-h-conwell-gave-his-famous-lectureacres-of-diamonds-to-a-large-audience-fie-was-one-of-the-three-speakerswhom-the-erisophians-brought-here-this-season-the-lecture-was-full-of-thatgood-philosophic-wisdom-which-a-world-traveled-man-as-he-is-knows-to-befundamental-truth-miss-bertha-kunz-baker-read-the-unseen-em-ire-in-chapel-tuesdayevening-april-6th-she-was-brought-here-by-2AJ8MR3.jpg "The round-up . o teach her pupil so many things. Miss Keller gave herlecture on Happiness. She then answered many questions, showing herquick wit and appreciation of the situation. On the evening of March 4th, Russell H. Conwell gave his famous lecture,Acres of Diamonds. to a large audience. Fie was one of the three speakerswhom the Erisophians brought here this season. The lecture was full of thatgood philosophic wisdom which a world-traveled man as he is. knows to befundamental truth. Miss Bertha Kunz Baker read The Unseen Em])ire in Chapel Tuesdayevening, April 6th. She was brought here by Stock Photo")
The round-up . o teach her pupil so many things. Miss Keller gave herlecture on Happiness. She then answered many questions, showing herquick wit and appreciation of the situation. On the evening of March 4th, Russell H. Conwell gave his famous lecture,Acres of Diamonds. to a large audience. Fie was one of the three speakerswhom the Erisophians brought here this season. The lecture was full of thatgood philosophic wisdom which a world-traveled man as he is. knows to befundamental truth. Miss Bertha Kunz Baker read The Unseen Em])ire in Chapel Tuesdayevening, April 6th. She was brought here by Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-round-up-o-teach-her-pupil-so-many-things-miss-keller-gave-herlecture-on-happiness-she-then-answered-many-questions-showing-herquick-wit-and-appreciation-of-the-situation-on-the-evening-of-march-4th-russell-h-conwell-gave-his-famous-lectureacres-of-diamonds-to-a-large-audience-fie-was-one-of-the-three-speakerswhom-the-erisophians-brought-here-this-season-the-lecture-was-full-of-thatgood-philosophic-wisdom-which-a-world-traveled-man-as-he-is-knows-to-befundamental-truth-miss-bertha-kunz-baker-read-the-unseen-em-ire-in-chapel-tuesdayevening-april-6th-she-was-brought-here-by-image338252743.htmlRM2AJ8MR3–The round-up . o teach her pupil so many things. Miss Keller gave herlecture on Happiness. She then answered many questions, showing herquick wit and appreciation of the situation. On the evening of March 4th, Russell H. Conwell gave his famous lecture,Acres of Diamonds. to a large audience. Fie was one of the three speakerswhom the Erisophians brought here this season. The lecture was full of thatgood philosophic wisdom which a world-traveled man as he is. knows to befundamental truth. Miss Bertha Kunz Baker read The Unseen Em])ire in Chapel Tuesdayevening, April 6th. She was brought here by
Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . 256 xxii CONTENTS Chapter XXXI.—The Manner of the Message. ^^^ The Style of the Sermons. Their Subject Matter. Preach-ing to Help Some Individual Church Member . . 272 Chapter XXXII.—These Busy Later Days.A Typical Week Day. A Typical Sunday. Mrs. Conwell.Back to the Berkshires in Summer for Rest .... 279 Chapter XXXIII.—As a Lecturer. Wide Fame as a Lecturer. Date of Entrance on Lec-ture Platform. Number of Lectures Given, The Presson His Lectures. Some Instances of How His LecturesHave Helped People. Add Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russell-hconwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-256-xxii-contents-chapter-xxxithe-manner-of-the-message-the-style-of-the-sermons-their-subject-matter-preach-ing-to-help-some-individual-church-member-272-chapter-xxxiithese-busy-later-daysa-typical-week-day-a-typical-sunday-mrs-conwellback-to-the-berkshires-in-summer-for-rest-279-chapter-xxxiiias-a-lecturer-wide-fame-as-a-lecturer-date-of-entrance-on-lec-ture-platform-number-of-lectures-given-the-presson-his-lectures-some-instances-of-how-his-lectureshave-helped-people-add-image342881626.htmlRM2AWRH0A–Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . 256 xxii CONTENTS Chapter XXXI.—The Manner of the Message. ^^^ The Style of the Sermons. Their Subject Matter. Preach-ing to Help Some Individual Church Member . . 272 Chapter XXXII.—These Busy Later Days.A Typical Week Day. A Typical Sunday. Mrs. Conwell.Back to the Berkshires in Summer for Rest .... 279 Chapter XXXIII.—As a Lecturer. Wide Fame as a Lecturer. Date of Entrance on Lec-ture Platform. Number of Lectures Given, The Presson His Lectures. Some Instances of How His LecturesHave Helped People. Add
Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . on, for the poetic and idealin temperament. Of this family came Martin Conwell, of Baltimore,hot-blooded, proud, who in 1810, visiting a collegechum in western Massachusetts, met and fell in lovewith a iSTew England girl. Miss Hannah Xjles. Shewas already engaged to a neighbors son, but the South-erner cared naught for a rival. He wooed earnestly,passionately. He soon swept away her protests, wonher heart and the two ran away and were married.But tragic days were ahead. On her return herincensed father loc Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russell-hconwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-on-for-the-poetic-and-idealin-temperament-of-this-family-came-martin-conwell-of-baltimorehot-blooded-proud-who-in-1810-visiting-a-collegechum-in-western-massachusetts-met-and-fell-in-lovewith-a-istew-england-girl-miss-hannah-xjles-shewas-already-engaged-to-a-neighbors-son-but-the-south-erner-cared-naught-for-a-rival-he-wooed-earnestlypassionately-he-soon-swept-away-her-protests-wonher-heart-and-the-two-ran-away-and-were-marriedbut-tragic-days-were-ahead-on-her-return-herincensed-father-loc-image342881160.htmlRM2AWRGBM–Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . on, for the poetic and idealin temperament. Of this family came Martin Conwell, of Baltimore,hot-blooded, proud, who in 1810, visiting a collegechum in western Massachusetts, met and fell in lovewith a iSTew England girl. Miss Hannah Xjles. Shewas already engaged to a neighbors son, but the South-erner cared naught for a rival. He wooed earnestly,passionately. He soon swept away her protests, wonher heart and the two ran away and were married.But tragic days were ahead. On her return herincensed father loc
Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . mbitions, thesacrifice was so great, yet so unhesitatingly made,Buried from the world in one way, he yet lived in itin a better way. Large numbers of his former legal,political and social associates called his actio^n fanati-cism. Wendell Phillips, meeting Colonel Conwell andseveral friends on the wny to church, one Sunday morn-ing, remarked that Olympus has gone to Delphi, andJove has descended to be an interpreter of oracles. His salary at the start was six hundred dollars ayear, little more than ten dol Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russell-hconwell-founder-of-the-institutional-church-in-america-the-work-and-the-man-mbitions-thesacrifice-was-so-great-yet-so-unhesitatingly-madeburied-from-the-world-in-one-way-he-yet-lived-in-itin-a-better-way-large-numbers-of-his-former-legalpolitical-and-social-associates-called-his-action-fanati-cism-wendell-phillips-meeting-colonel-conwell-andseveral-friends-on-the-wny-to-church-one-sunday-morn-ing-remarked-that-olympus-has-gone-to-delphi-andjove-has-descended-to-be-an-interpreter-of-oracles-his-salary-at-the-start-was-six-hundred-dollars-ayear-little-more-than-ten-dol-image342878954.htmlRM2AWRDGX–Russell HConwell, founder of the institutional church in America, the work and the man . mbitions, thesacrifice was so great, yet so unhesitatingly made,Buried from the world in one way, he yet lived in itin a better way. Large numbers of his former legal,political and social associates called his actio^n fanati-cism. Wendell Phillips, meeting Colonel Conwell andseveral friends on the wny to church, one Sunday morn-ing, remarked that Olympus has gone to Delphi, andJove has descended to be an interpreter of oracles. His salary at the start was six hundred dollars ayear, little more than ten dol
