Edwin D. Mead
1849 – 1937
52 works on record
Works
The Old South pilgrimage to Newburyport
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
The results of the two Hague Conferences and the demands upon the third conference
Horace Bushnell, the citizen
The influence of Emerson
Washington, Jefferson and Franklin on war
The Roman Catholic church and the school question
The Old South work
Emerson and Theodore Parker
The present crisis
The philosophy of Carlyle
Heroes of peace
The principles of the founders
The literature of the peace movement
The peace movement in Boston
Organize the world!
The centennial of the election of Jefferson
The Roman Catholic Church and the public schools
The coming Lincoln centennial
Old South leaflets ... Annual ser
Jean de Block and "The future of war"
A memorial to the founders of Watertown
The churches and the crisis
The millennial of Alfred the Great
The United States and the Third Hague Conference
Woman and war
The American Peace Party and its present aims and duties
Martin Luther
The mother of Washington
The international duty of the United States and Great Britain
Advancing movement to organize the world for peace
Ford's "The true George Washington,"
Old and new books on South Africa
Patriotism in peace and war
On lawlessness
David Low Dodge
Thomas Hooker's farewell sermon in England
The case of Mr. Blaine
The centennial of the death of Washington
The limitation of armaments
The Massachusetts tercentenary
Charles Sumner's more excellent way
The International school of peace
Lowell's "Pioneer."
Treaties of Peace and Preparedness for War
A more beautiful public life
The thought of God in our history
Julia Ward Howe's peace crusade
Memories of Dickens in Boston
Jefferson, Wilson, and the Democratic part
Academic freedom in America
Germany--then and now