called the Christian Socialist and eventually was elected as the General Treasurer of the fellowship in 1911. Final public service years In 1914, Bliss traveled to Switzerland to work with the YMCA, and served as a pastor and YMCA worker in that country until 1921. During the First World War, Bliss ministered to French and Belgian soldiers interned in Switzerland. Death and legacy After the war, Bliss returned to the United States and preached in New York City until his death in that city on October 8, 1926. Works The Communism of John Ruskin. Editor. Boston. 1891. "What Is Socialism?" Roslindale, Massachusetts: The Dawn. 1894. . What to Do: A Programme of Christian Socialism. San Francisco: Rembaugh. [1890s]. A Plea for the Union of the Reform Forces with the Democratic Party. New York: Commercial Printing House. . The New Encyclopedia of Social Reform. Edited with Binder, Rudolph Michael; Gaston, Edward Page. New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 1908. See also William Reed Huntington References Footnotes Bibliography Further reading 1856 births 1926 deaths 19th-century American Episcopal priests 20th-century American Episcopal priests American Christian socialists 19th-century American Congregationalist ministers American Labor Party politicians Amherst College alumni Anglican socialists Converts to Anglicanism from Congregationalism Hartford Seminary alumni Phillips Academy alumni Writers from Boston