(d.1860), and wife Harriet (d.1922), in a polished red coffin tomb at Abney Park Cemetery, the garden cemetery founded in Stoke Newington in 1840 by Congregationalists as a model for non-denominational burial. According to Hall, his tract Come to Jesus sold more than four million copies during his lifetime. He further claimed that it was read by 100,000 Civil War soldiers, and that it sold 10,000 copies per year in Warsaw. Works Hall, Christopher Newman (1850/reprinted 2007). The Christian Philosopher... a narrative of the life of the late William Gordon. USA: Kessinger Publishing, 2007 Hall, Christopher Newman (1863/reprinted 2007). The American War. by Newman Hall, LLD. A lecture delivered in London October 20, 1862. USA: University of Michigan Library, 2007 Hall, Christopher Newman (1865/reprinted 2007). Sermon on the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln preached at Surrey Chapel, London, May 14, 1865'. USA: Cornell University Library, 2007 Hall, Christopher Newman (1898). Newman Hall, an autobiography. Cassell: London. Notes References Obituary, Congregational Year Book, 1903 Larson, Timothy (2004). Contested Christianity, the political and social contexts of Victorian theology. Baylor Univ Press. External links 1816 births 1902 deaths Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Burials at Abney Park Cemetery Congregationalist abolitionists English abolitionists English Congregationalists English temperance activists People from Maidstone