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American clergyman and activist (1813–1887)
Also known as: Генри Уорд Бичер, هنري وارد بيتشر, 헨리 워드 비처, ヘンリー・ウォード・ビーチャー, 亨利·瓦得·畢奇爾, Бичер Г.
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- American rebellion
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- Address of Rev. H.W. Beecher, at the Meeting of Independents, Brooklyn, Oct. 22, 1884
- Jew and Gentile
- The unity of Christians by the power of love