1931 A. A. MILNE. Rare Autograph Letter Discussing the Place of Imagination in Eternal Life. SpurgeonA very scarce A. A. Milne letter with fascinating content connecting his ideas about creativity and the afterlife. Milne (1882 1956), of course best remembered for his Winnie the Pooh series, was always shy about discussing his religious views. Shy of two brief mentions of God in poems and one rather famous quotation about the challenges of the Old Testament, we find very few indications of his internal religious and philosophical dialogue either in
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deprive them of every thing but life
John Chrysostom
where they met the legendary Lucasian professor of mathematics
Every thing which could be dear to us
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taking all his teeth on that side of his mouth
*Continuation of the Mission to the Colored People at Baltimore
I have now finished the course of preparation
A Yankee Prisoner Loose in Dixie
John Fawset
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