The Life Of Charles Follen (1844)

Focusing on the life of a prominent German-American figure, the biography details Charles Follen's journey from Germany to the United States, highlighting his contributions as a theologian, abolitionist, and political activist. It covers his education, role in the Unitarian Church, and tenure as a professor at Harvard. The narrative emphasizes his strong commitment to anti-slavery efforts and democratic reform, illustrating the significant impact of German immigrants on 19th-century American society. This reprint aims to preserve Follen's legacy in literature.