The autobiography of William E. Barton
By: with an introduction by Bruce Barton.
Publisher: The Bobbs-Merrill company /c [c1932]
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Notes: "First edition."
Published in part in the Christian herald, Oct. 1931-May 1932, under title: I have lived.
Table of contents: title: I Remember
pagenum: vii; label: Preface
pagenum: xxi; label: I
title: My Contemporary, Abraham Lincoln
pagenum: 25; label: II
title: My Parents
pagenum: 36; label: III
title: A Small-Town Boyhood
pagenum: 49; label: IV
title: My Independence
pagenum: 81; label: V
title: A Leap into Manhood
pagenum: 96; label: VI
title: "One Red Cent"
pagenum: 109; label: VII
title: A Mountain Pedagogue
pagenum: 118; label: VIII
title: The Top Side of the Earth
pagenum: 124; label: IX
title: Charlie Norton
pagenum: 134; label: X
title: My Life as a Book-Agent
pagenum: 142; label: XI
title: The Law of the Gospel
pagenum: 153; label: XII
title: In Spite of Hell and High Water
pagenum: 159; label: XIII
title: Oberlin and Litchfield
pagenum: 186; label: XIV
title: Three Happy Years at Wellington
pagenum: 197; label: XV
title: Years in Boston
pagenum: 205; label: XVI
title: Boston Friends and Colleagues
pagenum: 221; label: XVII
title: Foxboro
pagenum: 240; label: XVIII
title: A Quarter-Century Pastorate
pagenum: 245; label: XIX
title: War and Peace
pagenum: 257; label: XX
title: Life and Literature
pagenum: 263; label: XXI
title: The Evolution of a Lincoln Biographer
pagenum: 272; label: XXII
title: My Experiences with the Supernatural
pagenum: 285; label: XXIII
title: My Theology
pagenum: 300; label: XXIV
title: Pilgrimages
pagenum: 307