Washington Gladden
1836 – 1918
68 works on record
Works
Witnesses of the light
1903
The Cosmopolis city club
Commencement days
Parish problems
Ruling ideas of the present age
Organized labor and capital
Plain thoughts on the art of living
How much is left of the old doctrines?
Social facts and forces
Things new and old in discourses of Christian truth and life
Another war with Mexico?
The Christian pastor and the working church
A modern man's theology
Who Wrote the Bible?
Social salvation
The Lord's prayer
Present day theology
Burning questions of the life that now is and of that which is to come
Working people and their employers
The Great War
The practice of immortality
The labor question
Christianity and socialism
Seven puzzling Bible books
The Christian league of Connecticut
The great commoner of Ohio
Recollections Of Washington Gladden
The forks of the road
From the Hub to the Hudson
Commencement Days: A Book for Graduates
Being a Christian
Tainted newspapers
Live and learn
Our nation and her neighbors
Ultima veritas, and other verses
Applied Christianity
Recollections
The church and modern life
The Christian way
Church and parish problems
The new idolatry and other discussions
Tools and the man
The church and the kingdom
The young men and the churches
Where does the sky begin
The Washington Gladden papers
Myrrh and Cassia
The interpreter
Santa Claus on a lark
How much is left for the old doctrines?
Hurricane reform
Varzhutʻiwn anmahutʻean
Religion after the war
Fifty years in the ministry
Religion and the schools
Addresses of Washington Gladden, D.D., "The relations of capital and labor", Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, "Higher citizenship", on the occasion of the Seventeenth Semi-annual Dividend Meeting at Ivorydale, O., February 3, 1896
Moral gains and losses of the temperance reformation
The life unfailing
Debate on trusts, between O.C. Barber and Hon. J.A. Kohler, ...
Addresses of Washington Gladden, "the relations of capital and labor.", Benjamin Butterworth, "Higher citzenship"
Amusements
Creative Americans, Henry Churchill King
Federation for service
Comments from the pen of the Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden on prohibition and the evils and injustice consequent therefrom
To all ministers and members of congregational churches, greeting
But and if
Women's part on social question
Who Wrote the Bible? a Book for the People