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Osgood E. (Osgood Eaton) Fuller
1835–1900
A 19th-century minister and writer, he blended religious verse with practical, uplifting books meant to encourage readers in everyday life. His work ranges from poetry to collections of moral reflection and biographical sketches of perseverance.
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Brave Men and Women: Their Struggles, Failures, And Triumphs
by Osgood E. (Osgood Eaton) Fuller
About the author
Born in 1835, Osgood Eaton Fuller was an American minister and author. Reliable catalog and reference sources connect him with a group of late-19th-century books that include The Candle of Latimer and Daughter of Zion (1875), The Year of Christ in Song (1876), Ideals of Life (1881), and Brave Men and Women.
His writing suggests a strong interest in faith, character, and encouragement. Some of his books are devotional or poetic, while others gather practical wisdom or tell inspiring life stories, showing a consistent aim to instruct as well as entertain.
Fuller died in 1900. Although his name is not widely known today, several of his works have remained preserved in library catalogs and public-domain collections, which points to the lasting place his books held in the religious and self-improvement reading culture of his time.