A. L. O. E.
1821-1893Books
- The adopted son : or, illustrations of the Lord's prayer
- A. L. O. E.'s picture story book.
- The battle of life : or, What is a Christian
- The beautiful garment, and other stories
- Beyond the Black Waters
- The brother's return, and other stories
- The Children's Tabernacle; Or, Hand-Work and Heart-Work
- The convict's child : or, the helmet of hope.
- The Crown of Success
- Edith and Her Ayah, and Other Stories
- Friend and foe : Or, the breastplate of righteousness
- Harold's Bride: A Tale
- The Hartley brothers : or, The Knights of Saint John
- The Haunted Room: A Tale
- Hebrew Heroes: A Tale Founded on Jewish History
- Hold fast
- Hymns and Poems
- Idols in the Heart: A Tale
- The look of the thing and other stories
- Percival's picture gallery
- Precepts in Practice; or, Stories Illustrating the Proverbs
- Pride and His Prisoners
- The Rambles of a Rat
- The sailor's home : Or, the girdle of truth
- Sheer Off: A Tale
- The Spanish Cavalier: A Story of Seville
- Stories of the Wars of the Jews from the Babylonish captivity, to the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus
- The Story of a Needle
- The triumph over Midian
- True heroism
- Wings and Stings: A Tale for the Young
- A Wreath of Indian Stories
- The Young Pilgrim: A Tale Illustrative of "The Pilgrim's Progress"
About the author
A. L. O. E. was a prolific 19th-century American author known for his extensive collection of religious and moralistic literature aimed at guiding and uplifting readers. His diverse body of work, which includes titles such as The Adopted Son: Or, Illustrations of the Lord's Prayer, A. L. O. E.'s Picture Story Book, The Battle of Life: Or, What is a Christian, and Hebrew Heroes: A Tale Founded on Jewish History, reflects his commitment to imparting Christian values and ethical teachings through engaging narratives and illustrative stories.
In The Adopted Son: Or, Illustrations of the Lord's Prayer, A. L. O. E. uses the framework of the Lord's Prayer to explore various aspects of Christian life and morality. Through a series of parables and anecdotes, he emphasizes themes such as forgiveness, stewardship, and the importance of faith in daily living.
The Battle of Life: Or, What is a Christian delves into the struggles and triumphs faced by individuals striving to live according to Christian principles. The book offers practical guidance on overcoming temptations, cultivating virtues, and maintaining spiritual integrity amidst life's challenges.
Hebrew Heroes: A Tale Founded on Jewish History highlights the contributions of notable figures from Jewish history, presenting their stories as moral exemplars for Christian readers. By drawing parallels between historical events and contemporary moral dilemmas, A. L. O. E. fosters a deeper understanding of ethical conduct and the universal quest for righteousness.
Throughout his works, A. L. O. E. employs a narrative style that blends didactic instruction with compelling storytelling, making his teachings accessible and relatable to a broad audience. His dedication to moral education and religious instruction underscores his influence as an author committed to shaping the spiritual and ethical landscape of his time.
In summary, A. L. O. E.'s extensive contributions to religious and moral literature have left a lasting impact on readers seeking guidance and inspiration in their Christian walk. His ability to convey profound truths through engaging stories and practical lessons ensures that his works continue to resonate with audiences dedicated to faith and ethical living.