Author: Charles Browne White

Published by: Denison University Press, 1948, 249 pages.

A volume of essays and letters by Charles Browne White: achieving unusual results in whatever field he labored. Primarily a teacher, Charles inspired his students, who admired his learning and loved him for his friendliness. Growing up in the country, he had a fondness for all forms of nature. Though White would disclaim the pretentiousness of this appellation, his conclusions about deep questions of life and eternity qualify him for the title of philosopher.

5 7/8" x 1" x 8 1/2", 1lb