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Chadwick (JOHN WHITE an American writer)

JOHN WHITE, an American writer and Unitarian clergyman, born in Marblehead, Mass., Oct. 19, 1840. His radical sermons attracted attention, and he was a liberal contributor to current literature. Among his works are: "A Book of Poems"; "The Bible of To-day"; "Origin and Destiny"; "A Dar- Life," and others. He died Dec. 11, 1904. ing Faith"; "The Man Jesus"; "The Faith of Reason"; "Old and New Unitarian Belief"; "The Power of an Endless Life," and others. He died Dec. 11, 1904.

Chæronea are still existing. tarch was born here. A few ruins of generals of Mithridates VI. 86 B. C. Plu- B. c.; and here, also, Sylla defeated the and Athenian forces near this place, 338 ancient Greece, near the Cephissus, the borders of Phocis. Philip II., King of Macedon, defeated the united Bœotian and Athenian forces near this place, 338 B. C.; and here, also, Sylla defeated the generals of Mithridates VI. 86 B. C. Plutarch was born here. A few ruins of Chæronea are still existing.