Aked
CHARLES the education both of Hindus and Mo- hammedans; and numbers of Hindu England, in 1864. He was educated at the Midland Baptists' College and the into Persian. Akbar died in 1605. tered the ministry in 1886. After serving as pastor in several places in England, he became pastor of Pembroke Chapel at Liverpool in 1890. Here he attracted great attention through his powerful sermons on social and religious tered the ministry in 1886. After servof the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church of New York in 1907, remaining there until 1911, when he became pastor of the First Congregational Church of San Francisco, where he remained until 1915. He was well known as a lecturer and preacher.
New York in 1907, remaining there until He wrote "The Courage of the Coward" ings" (1908), "The Divine Drama of (1905), "Old Events and Modern Mean- Job" (1913). ings" (1908), "The Divine Drama of