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  • Henry Van Dyke.
    Henry Van Dyke

    His early works, ā€œThe Story of the Other Wise Manā€ (1896) and ā€œThe First Christmas Treeā€ (1897), were first read aloud to his congregation in New York as sermons. These quickly brought him recognition. Other stories and anecdotal tales were gathered at regular intervals into volumes. Among these…

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    His early works, ā€œThe Story of the Other Wise Manā€ (1896) and ā€œThe First Christmas Treeā€ (1897), were first read aloud to his congregation in New York as sermons. These quickly brought him recognition. Other stories and anecdotal tales were gathered at regular intervals into volumes. Among these…

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