Thomas Nelson Haskell

Also known as

Born 1826-01-20

Died 1906-08-09

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL348169A

Top Subjects

United States (2)
Ute Indians (2)
Indians of North America (2)
Poetry (2)
Wars, 1879 (2)
Funeral sermons (1)
Sermons, American (1)

Books by Thomas Nelson Haskell

Total count: 16

The life and death of a Christian are our teachersthe funeral sermon of elder David M. Wilson, the useful layman and unassuming benefactor of Washington City, delivered in the Western Presbyterian Church, March 9, 1856

T. McGill1856-01-01
Sketch of the life of Sir Henry Havelock, major general of the Indian army of Great BritainAbridged from the Memoir.

American Tract Society1861-01-01
Christian patriotisma medium of God's power and purpose to bless our land : a sermon delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, East Boston, at the united service, national fast day, April 30, 1863

publisher not identified1863-01-01
Collegiate education in Colorado.

Tribune steam book and job printing house1874-01-01
In memoriamtrue greatness and goodness exemplified by President Garfield; memorial hymn and addresses

[s.n.]1881-01-01
The want of the worldthe worth of Sunday schools to civil welfare : an address

Tribune Pub.1881-01-01
In memoriam. True greatness and goodness exemplified by President Garfield.

1881-01-01
Haskell's domestic poemswith illustrations

Collier & Cleaveland]1889-01-01
The Indian questionyoung konkaput, the king of Utes, a legend of Twin Lakes ; and Occasional poems

Collier & Cleaveland1889-01-01
The Indian questionYoung Konkaput, the king of Utes

Collier & Cleaveland1889-01-01
Haskell's occasional poemsforeign, patriotic, juvenile, domestic

Collier & Cleaveland1889-01-01
The Indian questionyoung Konkaput, the king of Utes, a legend of Twin Lakes ; and Occasional poems

Collier & Cleaveland1889-01-01
Women of the BibleA resume of echoes of inspired ages

Reed-Wheelon Pub. Co.1892-01-01
Haskell's Women of the Bible, Wives of presidents, etc.

The Reed-Wheelon pub. co.1892-01-01
Our presidents' mothers, wives and daughtersSome Washington sermons and (mayhap) "Young Konkaput, king of Utes," and "Occasional poems."

Published under auspices of the Colorado Poets and Author's Club1900-01-01
Leaving "The old time house upon the hill" with "Clover Lawn" remembered still(For the holidays)

Colorado Poets and Authors' Club1900-01-01