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A Short Biography of Vida Dutton Scudder

Author Name:

Vida Dutton Scudder

Born As:

Other Names:

Vida Dutton Scudder

Born:

15 Dec 1861

Died:

9 Oct 1954




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Educator, writer, and welfare activist in the social gospel movement.                           
Selected Works:

How the Rain Sprites Were Freed Boston: D Lothrop - 1883
Mitsu-Yu-Nissi; or -  The Japanese Wedding Chicago - 1887
Macaulay's Essay on Lord Clive Boston: Sibley and Ducker - 1889
An Introduction to the Writings of John Ruskin Boston: Leach -  1890
Topical Outlines for the Study of Modern English Literature Boston - 1892
The Witness of Denial New York - 1895
The Life of the Spirit in the Modern English Poets -  1895
Socialism and Spiritual Progress: A Speculation Boston: Church Social Union -  1896
Social Ideals in English Letters Boston and New York: Houghton -  1898
Christian Simplicity Boston: Christian Social Union - 1898
Introduction to the Study of English Literature - 1901
A Listener in Babel: Being a Series of Imaginary Conversations held at the Close of the Last Century and Reported Boston -  1903
Saint Catherine of Siena as Seen in Her Letters London - 1905
The Disciple of a Saint -  Being the Imaginary Biography of Raniero di Landoccio dei Pagliaresi - 1907
Socialism and Character Boston - 1912
English Poems 1915 -  a compilation
The Church and the Hour: Reflections of A Socialist Churchwoman -  1917
Social Teachings of the Christian Year: Lectures Delivered at the Cambridge Conference -  1918
Brother John: A Tale of the First Franciscans Boston-  1927 
The Franciscan Adventure: A study in the first hundred years of the order of St Francis of Assisi London and Toronto: JM Dent -  1931; 
The Christian Attitude toward Private Property Milwaukee: Morehouse -  1934
On Journey London: JM Dent and Sons -  1937
The Privilege of Age: Essays Secular and Spiritual New York: Dutton -  1939
Father Huntington -  Founder of the Order of the Holy Cross New York -  1940
My Quest for Reality Wellesley: The Author -  1952