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A Man Called Peter

The book "A Man Called Peter" by Catherine Marshall is a profound biography that details the life of Peter Marshall, a Scottish immigrant who became a revered chaplain of the United States Senate. The narrative is a blend of humor and wisdom, capturing the deep love Peter had for both God and his wife. The book was published in 1951 and quickly became a bestseller, inspiring readers with its depiction of faith and devotion. Catherine Marshall, the author, was born in Johnson City, Tennessee, and married Peter Marshall in 1936. The couple faced challenges, including a severe bout of tuberculosis and the loss of Peter in 1949, but Catherine found her voice as an author through her biography of Peter. The book has been adapted into a film and remains a significant work in the genre of inspirational biography.

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BX 9225 M352 1952

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USA : McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc.., 1952

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342 p.

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BX 9225 M352 1952

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Published in 1951, "A Man Called Peter" chronicles the life of Peter Marshall, emphasizing his journey from humble beginnings in Scotland to becoming one of America’s most respected preachers. The biography explores his faith, devotion to God, and impact on those around him, including politicians, congregants, and his family Bookey. The book also includes sermons, prayers, and reflections that illustrate Marshall's practical interpretation of Christianity

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Marshall, Catherine

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