THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN DREAMERS

b. Stay among the Seminole of Florida, 282;

II

ENVIRONMENT OF THE SEMINOLE

a. NATURE, 283. b. MAN, 287.

2. In MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL: 1884-1889 ...

a. Unity Church in St. Paul, 291. b. Candidacy for Professor-

ship in the University of Minnesota, 291;

c. COURSE OF LECTURES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIN-

THE ULTIMATE REACH OF FAITH.

I am the LORD, and there is none else:
There is no God besides me.

I form the light, and create darkness:
I make peace and create evil:

I, the LORD, do all these things.

I have made the earth, and created man upon it; I, even my hands, have stretched out the heavens, And all their host have I commanded.

And there is no God else beside me;
A just God and a Saviour:

There is none beside me.

From "The Isaiah of the Captivity,"

Sixth Century Before Christ.

ILLUSTRATIONS

FRONTISPIECE

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AT THE CHAMBERSBURG ACADEMY, 1853
AT DICKINSON COLLEGE, 1859 ...
AT PRINCETON COLLEGE: AND IN THE ARMY OF THE UNION,

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AT THE NORTHWESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, 1866...
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, MORRISON, ILLINOIS, 1867 ... 82
FIRST UNITARIAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ROCHESTER, NEW
YORK, 1868

FIRST PARISH CHURCH, WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, 1869
ALL SOULS CHURCH, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEDICATED JANU-

ARY 29TH, 1878 PERSONNEL OF THE UNITARIAN MISSION TO JAPAN, 1889-1892. 460 From left, front row ;-Prof. J. H. Wigmore, Rev. W. I. Laurance, Rev. Clay MacCauley, Secretary Saichiro Kanda, Prof. W. S. Liscomb, Prof. Garrett A. Droppers. Inset; upper left, Rev. H. W. Hawkes; upper right, Rev. A. M. Knapp. Also the members of the first class in the Mission Theological School ;—Jiyu Shin Gakko. FIRST HOME OF THE JAPAN MISSION, HACHIKANCHO, TOKYO, 1890-91 480 YUIITSUKWAN (UNITY HALL), MITA, TOKYO, JAPAN, 1894 486 WITH THE JAPAN UNITARIAN MISSION, 1900 CLAY MACCAULEY MEMORIAL TORO, TOKYO, 1905

Japanese friends signalized my return to Japan in 1905, by erecting, in the grounds of Unity Hall, a monumental stone lantern,ancient Nara style,—inscribing on it my name, the date,—“ Nov. 3, 1905,"-and the sentiment KI-NEN-TO, "Remembrance Cherishing Bearer of Light.."

Soon after my second return, in 1909, I received from His Majesty, the Emperor, a decoration of "The Order of the Rising Sun."

In 1910, I was made an Honorary Alumnus of the Keio University.

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GROUP OF REPRESENTATIVE UNITARIANS IN JAPAN, 1910
Farewell testimonial to Secretary Saichiro Kanda after his twenty

years af service.

INTERIOR OF UNITY HALL, 1911

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OFFICERS OF JAPAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION, WITH REV. F. G.
PEABODY, D.D., A.U.A. DELEGATE TO JAPAN, 1913...
Some members of the Tokyo Unitarian Church, also in the group.
GUESTS OF HONOR AND THEIR HOSTS AT THE PRESS
LUNCHEON, TOKYO, June, 1914
Seated, from left to right,. Mr. Taketomi Minister for Communica
tions; Mr. Ozaki, Minister for Justice; General Oka Minister for
War; the Premier Count Okuma; Baron Kato Foreign Minister;
Clay MacCauley, Vice-President of the International Press Association,
and Dr. Ichiki, Minister for Education. Among those standing from
left to right, Mr. Motono of the Yomiuri; Mr. Kuroiwa of the Yorodzu;
Mr. Minoura of the Hochi; Mr. Wakatsuki Minister for Finance;
Admiral Yashiro, Minister for the Navy, and Mr. Clarke of the New
York Sun.

WITH THE JAPAN MISSION, 1914

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SECOND LIEUTENANT, Co. D., (126th Regiment, PENNSYLVANIA

VOLUNTEERS, 1862-63

LIBBY PRISON, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, 1863.

RHODE ISLAND MONUMENT, ANDERSONVILLE, GEORGIA, 1903... 648

KIMI GA YO: JAPANESE NATIONAL HYMN ...
CHERRY BLOOM AT UNITY HALL, TOKYO, 1914 ...

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