Clay MacCauley

Also known as

Clay MaccauleyClay 1843-1925 Maccauley

Born 1843-01-01

Died 1925-01-01

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VIAF12411251
WikidataQ16944284
ISNI0000000080917038
Open LibraryOL696877A
Open LibraryOL7222787A
Open LibraryOL10558816A
Open LibraryOL13648502A

Top Subjects

Unitarianism (6)
Missions (3)
Japan (3)
History (3)
Unitarians (2)
First Unitarian Church (Washington, D.C.) (2)
United States (2)

Books by Clay MacCauley

Total count: 40

The work of a Unitarian Christian church : how it shall be doneinaugural sermon to the First Parish in Waltham, January 2, 1870

[s.n.]1870-01-01
Life's progress from form to formvaleditory sermon in the First Unitarian Church, Washington, D.C., May 27, 1877

The Church1877-01-01
Life's progress from form to formvaledictory sermon in the First Unitarian Church, Washington, D.C., May 27, 1877

Gibson Bros., printers1877-01-01
The doctrine of immortality, under the light of physical sciencea discourse delivered before the Unitarian Society of Minneapolis, Minn., February 17th

L. Kimball & Co.1884-01-01
The Seminole Indians of Florida

publisher not identified1887-01-01
Yukyō wa ikaga naru imi ni oite Kirisutokyō naru ya

Nihon Yuniterian Kōdōkai1890-01-01
Christianity in historya reply ...

1891-01-01
The need of the Japan Unitarian Missioncatalogue of the Jiyu Shin Gakko, 1892-1893. --

The Mission?1893-01-01
天下の宗教は皆交友なり

Nihon Yuniterian Kōdōkai1893-01-01
The religious problem in Japan; how solve it?[An address before a union meeting at the Second church (Copley Square), Boston, June 18, 1893.]

American Unitarian Association1893-01-01
[マツコーレイ雜著]

Shūeisha1895-01-01
An introductory course in Japanese.

Kelly and Walsh1896-01-01
ユニテリアン教の三標準

Nihon Yuniterian Kōdōkai1899-01-01
A straightforward tale

Anti-Imperialist League1899-01-01
A Day in "the Very Noble City," Manila: A Lecture

Printed At The Japan Gazette Office1899-01-01
Hyakunin-isshu (Single songs of a hundred poets.)Literal translations into English with renderings according to the original metre

The Asiatic society of Japan1899-01-01
The present religious condition of Japan

1902-01-01
Through Chancellorsville, into and out of Libby prisonI. From Chancellorsville into Libby prison. II. In Libby prison, and out of it; home again

The Society1904-01-01
Shikanteki Kirisutokyō

Nihon Yuniterian Kōdōkai1905-01-01
The Unitarian mission to Japan

Mita, Shikokumachi1909-01-01
The Unitarian mission to Japan

1909-01-01
My "friendship calendar; a thought for every day."

1911-01-01
Charles Dickensan appreciation : a lecture before the Tokyo Literary Society, February 26th, 1912

Advertiser Pub. Co.1912-01-01
The faith of the incarnation:--historic and idealglimpses of beginnings, development and metamorphoses of Christianity

Kelly & Walsh, ltd.1913-01-01
Memories and memorialsgatherings from an eventful life

s.n.1914-01-01
The American-Japanese problem as a race question

publisher not identified1915-01-01
The Hohenzollern dynastymotive and movement...

[s.n.]1916-01-01
The measure of the true AmericanMemorial Day address at Yokohama, Japan, May 30, 1916

publisher not identified1916-01-01
Krause's league for human right and thereby world peace

1917-01-01
The Heusken memorialan old story retold ...

1917-01-01
The second coming of Christa protest

Kelly and Walsh1918-01-01
Looking before and after: some war-time essays ...

Kelly & Walsh, limited1919-01-01
Looking before and aftersome war-time essays

Kelly & Walsh1919-01-01
Karl Christian Friedrich Krauseheroic pioneer for thought and life.

[Printed by Gazette press]1925-01-01
Outline of Japanese grammar

P. D. and Ione Perkins1942-01-01
Outline of Japanese grammar.A reprint of certain sections from "An introductory course in Japanese"

P.D. and Ione Perkins1942-01-01
The Seminole Indians of Florida

University Press of Florida2000-01-01
Ethnology of the Seminole IndiansCdr edition

Afchron.Com2005-03-05
ユ教は如何なる意味に於て基督教なるやDai 8-gō

[s.n.]
The Unitarian mission in Japanits origin, character and work

American Unitarian Association