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The Poetry of Common Life comes from Carl Safford Patton (1866-1939), the American Congregational minister who held pulpits in Columbus and Los Angeles and taught homiletics at the Chicago Theological Seminary. Patton belonged to the liberal wing of early twentieth-century American Protestantism, and his published addresses look for the meaning of religion inside ordinary working days rather than beyond them. The book belongs to the pulpit literature through which that liberal generation spoke to its congregations.

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Carl Safford Patton

Carl Safford Patton, an American Congregational minister and religious writer, lived from 1866 to 1939. The Poetry of Common Life was published in Ann Arbor by James Foster in 1920. Its title essay argues that imagination and attention can disclose poetry within ordinary experience rather than only in distant or exceptional subjects.

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