EDWARD BURTON
BY
HENRY WOOD
AUTHOR OF “POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NATURAL LAW,” “IDEAL
SUGGESTION,” “GOD’S IMAGE IN MAN,” ETC.
NINTH EDITION
BOSTON MDCCCXCIX
LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS
10 MILK STREET NEXT “THE OLD SOUTH MEETING HOUSE”
The narrative follows a reflective young man whose theological studies, a serious illness, and a summer among friends at a coastal resort lead him through episodes of personal testing, romance, and ministry. Social gatherings, excursions, and family crises provide settings for moral dilemmas, mutual confessions, and a religious revival that challenges loyalties and ambitions. Character sketches and dialogues reveal an idealistic view of human nature, emphasizing spiritual conviction, optimism, and the formative influence of institutions and relationships. Episodic structure interweaves pastoral reflection, romance, and social observation to trace a gentle arc of recovery, commitment, and ethical development.
BY
HENRY WOOD
AUTHOR OF “POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NATURAL LAW,” “IDEAL
SUGGESTION,” “GOD’S IMAGE IN MAN,” ETC.
NINTH EDITION
BOSTON MDCCCXCIX
LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS
10 MILK STREET NEXT “THE OLD SOUTH MEETING HOUSE”