A Help to Domestic Happiness
Book by John Angell James
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John Angell James proposes that if you are not happy at home, you cannot be happy anywhere, and if you are happy at home that will help your trials elsewhere. The family is specially designed by God to be a hallowed circle of love and grace. For... Google Books
Originally published: 1828
Author: John Angell James
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John Angell James proposes that if you are not happy at home, you cannot be happy anywhere, and if you are happy at home that will help your trials elsewhere.
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The secret of happiness lies folded up in the leaves of the bible, and is carried in the bosom of religion. I know of no other way to felicity.
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I've read numerous self help books, Christian books, and Family books. This surpasses those by far. It gives great examples of how a family should interact and ...
It is an unquestionable truth, that if a man be not happy at home, he cannot be happy anywhere; and the converse of the proposition is no less true, ...
"The Family Monitor, or A Help to Domestic Happiness," by John Angell James is a a guide to family life with seven chapters, three of which have to do with the ...
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This book deals with the relationships between husbands and wives, parents and children, employers and employees, dealing with the responsibilities of each in ...
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It is an unquestionable truth, that if a man be not happy at home, he cannot be happy anywhere; and the converse of the proposition is no less true, that.
John Angell James, (1785?1859) was a decided Calvinist in doctrine and beautifully balanced his convictions with practical piety in his life and his ...
A guide to family life with seven chapters, three of which have to do with the duties of husbands and wives to each other, and the other four concern ...