Chapter XXXII

1886—England Revisited—Speaking in the City 665-683
Temple—Westminster Abbey—Lecturing through Great
Britain—Addressing the Theological Students at City
Temple—“Life of Christ”—Sickness—Rest

Appendix 687

ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE

1. Anvil and Oak Stump 18

2. Foote Coat-of-Arms 21

3. Church in which Lyman Beecher preached, in 28
East Hampton, L. I.

4. Beecher Residence at Litchfield 39

5. Room in which Mr. Beecher was born 43

6. Elms and Well which mark the Site of the 45
“Beecher House” in Litchfield

7. Facsimile of the first Letter of Mr. Beecher 50

8. Ingersoll House 73

9. Stairs in Catharine Beecher’s House in 111
Hartford

10. Mr. Beecher at the time of his Marriage 168

11. Mrs. Beecher at the time of her Marriage 169

12. Church at Indianapolis Facing page 182

13. Mr. Beecher’s House at Indianapolis ” ” 202

14. Mr. Beecher and his Father at time of Call to ” ” 210
Brooklyn,

15. Pinky’s Freedom-Ring 295

16. Mr. Beecher in 1850 367

17. Mr. Beecher at the Close of the War 445

18. Mr. Beecher and his Sister, Mrs. H. E. B. 525
Stowe

19. Cottage at Peekskill 619

20. Old Apple-Tree 621

21. Mr. Beecher on his Farm 625

22. House at Peekskill 631

23. Hall in New House at Peekskill 633

24. Mr. and Mrs. Beecher at the time of Visit to 667
England in 1886

25. Lying in State in Plymouth Church 679