Luther Letters Show Reformer's Gentle Side and Family Ties
The article highlights Martin Luther's letters revealing a mix of fervent religious conflict and tender humanity. It notes his harsh views of Rome alongside devout prayers for enemies, his love of birds and nature, and affectionate correspondence with wife Katharine Luther and their children. The letters, rendered into clear English, offer a unique portrait of a reformer balancing struggle with family life.
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Philip
Lochau
Wittenberg
Luther
Christ
Rome
Germany
Albrecht Direr
Wartburg
Elector of Saxony
Uvgs
Pope
Satan
Coburg
Kuthie
Katherine Luther
Zulsdorf
Salimarket
E. C
John Sherman and His Public Service in Kerr Biography
Kerr's two volume portrait of John Sherman covers his career from 1869 to 1908. It highlights the Resumption Act, the anti trust and silver purchase laws, and Sherman's Senate leadership with critical notes on intent and outcomes.
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John Sherman
Ohio
Sherman
Washington
Mr. Kerr
Theodore E. Burton
Kerr
House of Representatives
Senate
Winfield S. Kerr
Congress
Boston
Sherman, French & Co
Edmunds
United States
Supreme Court
Justice Pecknam
Trans-Missouri
Burton
Secretary of the Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Senator Sherman
Gen. Sherman
Times
Blaine
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Winter's Mexico and Her People reviewed at L. C. Page
A Boston review notes the book Mexico and Her People by Nevin Otto Winter, priced at 7 dollars for the three-quarter morocco edition, and 3 dollars for the cloth edition.
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Mexico
Nevin Otto Winter
Boston
L. C. Page & Co
Morocco
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