For 10 points, name this celebrity preacher of the 1800s, the son of theologian Lyman and half-sibling of the suffragist Isabella and the author of Dred and Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet.
He wrote one notable work of fiction, the novel Norwood: A Tale of Village Life in New England, but is more known for such nonfiction works as Evolution and Religion and the product of eight years working in Indianapolis, which led him to explain the special needs of frontier town preaching in his Seven Lectures to Young Men. He founded such periodicals as The Independent and The Christian Union, which expounded the moderate Congregationalism he learned at Lane Theological Seminary, a school founded by this man's father. A lawsuit by Theodore Tilton accused this man of adultery, starting his feud with Victoria Woodhull. For 10 points, name this celebrity preacher of the 1800s, the son of theologian Lyman and half-sibling of the suffragist Isabella and the author of Dred and Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet.
He wrote one notable work of fiction, the novel Norwood: A Tale of Village Life in New England, but is more known for such nonfiction works as Evolution and Religion and the product of eight years working in Indianapolis, which led him to explain the special needs of frontier town preaching in his Seven Lectures to Young Men.
Henry Ward {Beecher}