Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1862-1944
Gerald Stanley Lee American minister and writer (1862–1944)
Lee, Gerald Stanley
Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1861-1944
VIAF ID: 24977745 (Personal)
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American minister and writer (1862–1944)
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1862-1944
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Lee, Gerald Stanley,
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1862-1944
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (13)
Works
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| The air-line to liberty; |
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| Crowds : a moving-picture of democracy |
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| The ghost in the White House, some suggestions as to how a hundred million people (who are supposed in a vague, helpless way to haunt the White House) can make themselves felt with a president, how they can back him up, express themselves to him, be expressed by him, and get what they want |
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| Heathen rage; how we heathen feel about those who try to make us true and beautiful and good. How is it people can seriously pick themselves out to be professors, physicians, lawyers, artists and even ministers in a day like this and a civilization like ours? What is our civilization doing and going to do with them and what are they going to do with us? |
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| The house of twenty seven gardens |
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| Inspired millionaires : a forecast |
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| Invisible exercise; seven studies in self command with practical suggestions and drills |
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| Lord of attention, ©1991: |
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| The lost art of reading |
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| Recreating oneself : a few observations on every man's right to be his own father |
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| The shadow Christ; an introduction to Christ himself |
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| The voice of the machines : an introduction to the twentieth century |
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| We |
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| We; a study of what England and Europe can expect of America during and after the war. A vow of the American people to the world and a confession of their faith in the people of all nations |
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