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1884–1948
A Catholic writer and lecturer, he turned biblical and historical themes into novels meant to be both thoughtful and accessible. His work includes mid-20th-century titles such as The Eternal Maiden, Behold the Woman!, and Treasures of the Kingdom.

by T. Everett (Thomas Everett) Harré
Born in 1884 and writing as T. Everett Harré, Thomas Everett Harré was an American author best known for religious and historical fiction. Surviving catalog and book records connect him with novels including The Eternal Maiden, Behold the Woman! A Tale of Redemption, and Treasures of the Kingdom.
Harré's books suggest a strong interest in Christian history, scripture, and moral drama. Rather than writing in an academic style, he appears to have aimed at general readers, using fiction to explore spiritual themes through vivid storytelling.
He died in 1948. Although he is not widely remembered today, his work reflects a strand of early- to mid-20th-century religious popular writing that sought to bring sacred history to life for everyday readers.