Emory Adams Allen

author

American[1] b. 1853[1,2] d. 1933[1,3,4] active 1884–1933

Emory Adams Allen (1853–1933) was an American author and writer who produced a diverse body of nonfiction literature. His work spanned several genres, including history, archaeology, travel, and spiritual or moral guides. Notable publications include "The Golden Gems of Life: Or, Gathered Jewels for the Home Circle," "The Prehistoric World: Or, Vanished Races," and "History of Civilization." His writing often touched upon themes of moral duty, domesticity, and the exploration of historical and prehistoric environments. His work was published in several volumes during the late 19th century.[1,3,4]

  • moral duty
  • domesticity
  • archaeology
  • history
  • spiritual growth

Works by Emory Adams Allen

  • 1891 A Jolly Trip: Or, Where We Went and What We Saw Last Summer Forshee & McMacken · book · English
  • 1884 The Golden Gems of Life: Or, Gathered Jewels for the Home Circle Central Publishing House · book · English
  • 1887 History of Civilization Central Publishing House · book · English Multi-volume work
  • 1885 The Prehistoric World: Or, Vanished Races book · English

References

  1. Author: Emory Adams Allen link
  2. Allen, Emory Adams, 1853- link
  3. Emory Adams Allen (1853 - 1933) link
  4. Emory Adams Allen (1853–1933) link