The Ideas of the Apostle Paul, translated into their modern equivalents.

Boston:: Ticknor and Co., 1886., 1886. 8vo. xiv, 436 pp. Original full blind- and gilt-stamped brown cloth; some rubbing to extremities, top spine showing wear. Ownership signature of [?] Cochrane. Very good copy. An American minister and theologian Clarke also believed in recognizing women's right to vote. In a statement published posthumously, Clarke had written, "one of the most important of the reforms proposed at the present time is that which shall give suffrage to women. It is not merely a political question, but a social question, a moral question, and a religious question". – Benowitz, June Melby. Encyclopedia of American Women and Religion. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, LLC, 2017: vol. I, p. 110?111. See: Leonard Neufeldt, James Freeman Clarke: Notes toward a Comprehensive Bibliography, Studies in the American Renaissance, (1982), pp. 209-226.