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1906. A slim meditation written by the Reverend Burt Estes Howard, formerly of the First Presbyterian Church of Cleveland, Ohio, but latterly of the First Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles, California and now resigned with the intention of becoming a professor at Stanford University.

1906. A slim meditation written by the Reverend Burt Estes Howard, formerly of the First Presbyterian Church of Cleveland, Ohio, but latterly of the First Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles, California and now resigned with the intention of becoming a professor at Stanford University.