This activist wrote the non-Buffalo Bills related novel Norwood depicting a girl who finds God in "the natural world, not books."
This activist wrote the non-Buffalo Bills related novel Norwood depicting a girl who finds God in "the natural world, not books." During the Great Railroad Strike, crowds booed him for saying "if you are being reduced, go down boldly into poverty." The subject of a book called The Most Famous Man in America, he was assailed for committing adultery with Elizabeth Tilton. For 10 points, name this Congregationalist clergyman whose rifles were known as his "Bibles" and whose sister Harriet wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin.
This activist wrote the non-Buffalo Bills related novel Norwood depicting a girl who finds God in "the natural world, not books."
Henry Ward Beecher