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Everett (CHARLES CARROLL clergyman born)

CHARLES CARROLL, clergyman; born in Brunswick, Me., June 19, 1829; was graduated at Bowdoin College; and studied at the University of Berlin. He returned to Bowdoin Col- EVIDENCE lege, where he was tutor for two years, librarian for five, and Professor of Modern Languages in 1855-1857. He was ordained pastor of the Independent Congregational Church in 1859; resigned in 1869 to become Professor of Theology in Harvard Divinity School; and was dean of the school from 1879 till his death.

Among his published works are "The Science of Thought" (1869); "Religion Before Christianity" (1883); "Ethics for Young People" (1891); ); and "The Gospel of Paul" (1893) He died in Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 17, 1900.

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