Memorial Address Given In The First Congregational Church, Washington, D.c.: Dec. 13, 1891, Upon The Life, Character And Influence Of Rev. Dr. George ... His Library And Bust To The Howard University

This memorial address, delivered by Henry Theodore Cheever on December 13, 1891, at the First Congregational Church in Washington, D.C., commemorates the life, character, and influence of Rev. Dr. George Barrell Cheever. The occasion marked the presentation of Dr. Cheever's library and bust to Howard University, highlighting his significant contributions to religious thought and education. The address provides valuable insights into Dr. Cheever's career and enduring legacy within the context of 19th-century American religious history and the Congregational Church. It serves as a historical record of a notable figure and his impact on both religious and academic communities.

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