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The Founder of Christendom

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First published
1903
Pages
29

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The book 'The Founder of Christendom' is written by Goldwin Smith. 'The Founder of Christendom' is an address delivered before the Unitarian Club of Toronto. In this thought-provoking work, Smith analyzes the origins and significance of Christianity. His insights analyze the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, examining the impact of his message on the world.

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Goldwin Smith

Smith held the Regius chair of modern history at Oxford, taught at Cornell, and then settled in Toronto, where he became one of the loudest public voices in Canada, funded institutions and argued that the country should join the United States.

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Book facts

First published
1903
Reading time
About 35 minutes
Pages
29
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online