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Eddy believed that the healing ministry of Christian Science aimed to awaken Christians to the great promise of restoring the power of the original Gospel
The work explores religion and science in the light of Western and Oriental ancient wisdom and occult and spiritualistic phenomena
It attempts to combine the practical and mystical in one
the novel's title closely paralleled its predecessor's: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Tom Sawyer's Comrade)
An emphasis on completeness is exhibited in the publishing of this work
Horns of Honor SIGNED by Frederick Thomas Elworthy Richard Maurice Bucke Eddy believed that the healingHorns of Honor by Frederick Thomas Elworthy Publication: 1900 John Murray; London first edition inscribed and signed twice by the author signed works by Elworthy are very scarce Signed first edition of Horns of Honour by Frederick Thomas Elworthy. The book is inscribed by the author to his nephew, Arthur Hershaw Elworthy signed June 1900. Additionally, a signed portrait of the author has been tipped to the reverse side of the prelim. Elsworthy is best
