Charles W. Upham
About the Author
Charles W. Upham is credited as editor of the Christian Register in its April and May 1845 mastheads. These issues reported on the German Catholic reform movement.
Source: Christian Register, 5 April and 17 May 1845.
Resources by Charles W. Upham
Christian Register, 1845-06-28 (Vol. XXIV, No. 26)
Four-page issue of the Boston Unitarian newspaper Christian Register, published by David Reed and edited by Charles W. Upham. The issue preserves its religious articles, contemporary news, notices, and advertisements.
Volume XXIV, no. 26, 1845-06-28. The original JPEG 2000 page scans are preserved as a downloadable archive.
The complete reflowable EPUB contains all four pages, including advertisements, transcribed using AI native visual recognition and reviewed with source spot checks. Original spelling and apparent printing errors are retained; unreadable spans are marked. Consult the original scans for citation-critical wording.
Read LessChristian Register, 1845-05-17 (Vol. XXIV, No. 20)
A complete four-page issue of the Boston Unitarian newspaper Christian Register, edited by Charles W. Upham and published by David Reed. This issue contains contemporary American reporting on the German Catholic reform movement.
Volume XXIV, no. 20, 1845-05-17; printed pp. 77–80. The newspaper’s original articles and columns are preserved.
The complete reflowable EPUB contains all four pages, including advertisements, transcribed using AI native visual recognition and reviewed with source spot checks. Original spelling and apparent printing errors are retained; unreadable spans are marked. Consult the original scans for citation-critical wording.
Read LessChristian Register, 1845-04-05 (Vol. XXIV, No. 14)
A complete four-page issue of the Boston Unitarian newspaper Christian Register, edited by Charles W. Upham and published by David Reed. This issue contains contemporary American reporting on the German Catholic reform movement.
Volume XXIV, no. 14, 1845-04-05; printed pp. 53–56. The newspaper’s original articles and columns are preserved.
The complete reflowable EPUB contains all four pages, including advertisements, transcribed using AI native visual recognition and reviewed with source spot checks. Original spelling and apparent printing errors are retained; unreadable spans are marked. Consult the original scans for citation-critical wording.
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