Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher

Henry Ward Beecher became involved in many social issues of his day, most notably abolition.

Henry Ward Beecher was a prolific author as well as speaker.

He visited Henry Ward Beecher on that trip and dined with him by invitation.

Henry Ward Beecher is a splendid subject for any writer who aims to break the tradition of literary mediocrity.

Henry Ward Beecher was its first minister, 1847-1887.

In 1861 Henry Ward Beecher, who had been a regular contributor to the magazine, became its editor.

They were, as Henry Ward Beecher wrote in 1869, "the real headquarters of the farm."

On March 8, 1887, the eloquent Henry Ward Beecher died.

Henry Ward Beecher once observed that compassion will cure more sins than condemnation.

Henry Ward Beecher once suggested that all words are pegs to hang ideas on.