Author: Henry Van Dyke

Henry Van Dyke

Date of birth: 1852
Date of death: 1933.
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Henry van Dyke, a writer, minister, and outdoorsman, was popular in the early decades of the 20th century. He was a man of numerous talents and enormous energy whose works included short stories, poems, and essays. His literary work blends with the recurring theme of religion and nature. His philosophy of art is best reflected in his statement: “The highest element in the best art is always moral, and fitted to make men and women better as well as happier.” Henry van Dyke’s works involved elevating sympathy for man, fostering companionship with nature, and promoting a reverent view of life.

Book: The ruling passion By Henry Van DykeBook: The Americanism of Washington By Henry Van DykeBook: The Red Flower Poems Written in War Time By Henry Van DykeBook: The Sad Shepherd By Henry Van DykeBook: A Brave Heart By Henry Van DykeBook: The Lost Word By Henry Van DykeBook: The spirit of Christmas By Henry Van DykeBook: The poetry of the Psalms By Henry Van DykeBook: The Broken Soldier and the Maid of France By Henry Van DykeBook: Joy And Power By Henry Van DykeBook: A treasury of Christmas stories By Henry Van DykeBook: The first Christmas tree By Henry Van DykeBook: The sad shepherd By Henry Van DykeBook: The Reward of Virtue By Henry Van DykeBook: The school of life By Henry Van Dyke

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