author
Arthur Barsazou Strickland
b. 1879
Best known for a substantial 1919 study of Roger Williams, this early-20th-century writer focused on American religious history and the idea of liberty of conscience. His work has remained available through library catalogs and later reprints, suggesting a lasting niche interest among readers of Baptist and colonial history.
1 Audiobook
Roger Williams, Prophet and Pioneer of Soul-Liberty
by Arthur Barsazou Strickland
About the author
Arthur Barsazou Strickland was a writer active in the early 20th century. The clearest work I could confirm is Roger Williams, Prophet and Pioneer of Soul-Liberty, originally published by Judson Press in 1919, a book centered on the life and influence of Roger Williams and on the history of religious freedom in America.
Library and bookseller records also attribute The Great American Revival to Arthur B. Strickland, which points to a broader interest in revival movements and American Protestant history. Because reliable biographical detail about his personal life is scarce in the sources I found, it seems safest to remember him primarily through his historical and religious writing rather than through a well-documented public biography.
I could not confirm a trustworthy portrait image for him from the sources available, so no profile image is included here.