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Henry Jones

    Henry Festing Jones fue un abogado y escritor inglés, conocido principalmente como amigo y biógrafo póstumo de Samuel Butler. Su obra literaria se centró en una profunda comprensión e interpretación de los escritos de Butler, acercando al lector sus pensamientos y estilo. La propia escritura de Jones, aunque a menudo eclipsada por su labor biográfica, exploró temas y enfoques similares. Su contribución reside en la meticulosa preservación y presentación del legado de un autor significativo.

    A Faith That Enquires
    The Working Faith of the Social Reformer and Other Essays
    Kew Garden a Poem
    Social Powers; Three Popular Lectures on the Environment, the Press and the Pulpit
    The Manceuvres of Jane
    The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones
    • The Manceuvres of Jane

      • 132 páginas
      • 5 horas de lectura

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      The Manceuvres of Jane
    • In this thought-provoking collection of essays, Jones explores the relationship between faith and social reform, arguing that true religion must be informed by a commitment to social justice and the common good. His insights and observations are as relevant today as they were when this book was first published over a century ago.

      The Working Faith of the Social Reformer and Other Essays
    • The Scriptures Searched

      Or Christ's Second Coming And Kingdom At Hand (1839)

      • 244 páginas
      • 9 horas de lectura
      The Scriptures Searched