By the Christmas Fire (eBook, ePUB) - Crothers, Samuel McChord
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In Samuel McChord Crothers' 'By the Christmas Fire,' readers are treated to a collection of heartwarming and reflective essays that evoke the cozy atmosphere of gathering around the fireplace during the holiday season. Crothers' elegant prose and nostalgic storytelling transport readers to a bygone era, where themes of family, tradition, and the essence of Christmas are explored with depth and sensitivity. This book is a true literary gem, showcasing Crothers' talent for capturing the human experience in all its beauty and complexity. The essays in 'By the Christmas Fire' are sure to resonate…mehr

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In Samuel McChord Crothers' 'By the Christmas Fire,' readers are treated to a collection of heartwarming and reflective essays that evoke the cozy atmosphere of gathering around the fireplace during the holiday season. Crothers' elegant prose and nostalgic storytelling transport readers to a bygone era, where themes of family, tradition, and the essence of Christmas are explored with depth and sensitivity. This book is a true literary gem, showcasing Crothers' talent for capturing the human experience in all its beauty and complexity. The essays in 'By the Christmas Fire' are sure to resonate with readers who appreciate timeless tales infused with warmth and wisdom. Crothers' work stands out for its ability to celebrate the spirit of Christmas in a way that feels both comforting and profound.
Autorenporträt
Samuel McChord Crothers (1857-1927) was a distinguished American essayist, clergyman, and advocate of liberal Christianity. Born in Oswego, Illinois, Crothers graduated from Princeton University in 1874 and later from the Union Theological Seminary. He became a significant figure in American literature and religious circles with his position as pastor of the First Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His literary works often reflect a serene and reflective nature, woven with a gentle humor that endeared him to his readers. Crothers's 'By the Christmas Fire' (1908), is emblematic of his literary style, characterized by its warmth, charm, and the conveyance of profound truths through simple narratives. The book exemplifies his remarkable ability to blend theological reflection with storytelling that appeals to both the heart and the intellect. His essays often found their way into the pages of prestigious publications, including 'The Atlantic Monthly,' further cementing his status as a respected voice in American letters. Crothers's contribution to literature and theology continued to resonate through the early 20th century, as he explored themes of human nature, ethics, and the joy found in life's everyday moments.