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Books by Horatio W. Dresser
Educations and the Philosophical Ideal
This new volume abounds in practical suggestions for teachers, parents, authors, philosophical students and all who are investigating the higher nature of man. It applies the spiritual ideal not only to the problems of education but to the problems of later life. It will appeal both to the thinker and the practical worker, and because of its strong plea for the high ideals in life and education is sure to stimulate helpful thoughts and lead to valuable results.
Methods and Problems of Spiritual Healing
"The volume is written in a popular vein, end not only conduces to a thorough understanding of the subject, but it abounds in suggestions which if followed will promote health and well-being. It is an authoritative book and should be read by all who desire to have an intelligent conception of this doctrine." — Pittsburgh Times.
Voices of Freedom
and Studies in the Philosophy of Individuality. With a portrait of the author.
"The writer of this book has given to many volumes of great interest and power, but none equal to this last one. It is deep, yet clear. He takes at into the philosophical realm, but unlike many writers on these themes, he does not mystify his readers."—Baltimore Methodist.
Living by the Spirit
"Mr. Dresser is well known by his other and larger books, but to our mind this little essay is the most valuable thing his pen has done, for it is not argumentative or didactic, but human and helpful."—Portland Transcript.
The Power of Silence
An Interpretation of Life in Its Relation to Health and Happiness.
"The object of the hook cannot be too highly commended.
It is really a charming essay, clear and exceedingly interesting. .
It is a hearty, healthy, wholesome book; and it will do the conservative churchman, as well as the advanced thinker, a great service." —New York Herald.
New York G. P. Putnam's Sons London
