Theodore Parker
Theodore Parker was a Unitarian minister, Transcendentalist, abolitionist, reformer, lecturer, and author.
Works (50)

A discourse of matters pertaining to religion
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[The works of Theodore Parker]

A letter to the people of the United States touching the matter of slavery

Lessons from the world of matter and the world of man

The Boston Book: Being Specimens of Metropolitan Literature

Views of Religion
1885

Saint Bernard and other papers

Sermons of theism, atheism, and the popular theology

The slave power

Historic Americans

The True Position of Rev. Theodore Parker: Being a Review of Rev. R.C. Waterston's Letter in the ...

The world of matter and the spirit of man

A sermon of the dangers which threaten the rights of man in America

A discourse occasioned by the death of Daniel Webster

The Present Aspect of Slavery in America and the Immediate Duty of the North
1856

West Roxbury sermons

A false and true revival of religion

The three chief safeguards of society

Ten sermons of religion

The slave power

Sermons of religion

The American scholar

Speeches, addresses, and occasional sermons

Ten sermons of religion

The effect of slavery on the American people

A new lesson for the day

False and true theology

Additional speeches, addresses, and occasional sermons

Sermons on war, comprising A sermon of war, Speech delivered at the Anti-War Meeting

The excellence of goodness

A sermon of the moral condition of Boston

The Boston kidnapping

A letter to the Boston Association of Congregational Ministers, touching certain matters of their theology

The trial of Theodore Parker for the "misdemeanor" of a speech in Faneuil Hall against kidnapping

Sermons of theism, atheism, and the popular theology

Autobiography, poems and prayers

An address delivered by the Rev. Theodore Parker, before the New York City Anti-Slavery Society, at its first anniversary, held at the Broadway Tabernacle, May 12, 1854

The rights of man in America

A sermon of the public function of woman

Historic Americans

Theism, atheism, and the popular theology

The revival of religion which we need

The law of God and the statutes of men

The relation of slavery to a republican form of government

Speeches, addresses, and occasional sermons

Views of religion

The transient and permanent in Christianity

The new crime against humanity

Sermons of Theism, Atheism, and the Popular Theology
1856

The trial of Theodore Parker, for the "misdemeanour" of a speech in Faneuil hall against kidnapping, before the Circuit court of the United States, at Boston, April 3, 1855