Harbor. Deems died in New York on November 18, 1893. The Charles F. Deems Lectureship in Philosophy was founded in his honor in 1895 at New York University by the American Institute of Christian Philosophy. His autobiography was finished by his two sons and published posthumously. Works As an editor The Southern Methodist Episcopal Pulpit (1846–1852) The Annals of Southern Methodism (1855–1857) Devotional Melodies (1842) As an author The Life of Dr Adam Clarke (1840) The Triumph of Peace and other Poems (1840) The Home Altar (1850) Jesus or The Light of the Nations (1872) Sermons (1885) The Gospel of Common Sense (1888) The Gospel of Spiritual Insight (1891) My Septuagint (1892) Autobiography (New York, 1897) References External links American Christian clergy 19th-century Christian clergy Religious leaders from Baltimore 1820 births 1893 deaths American temperance activists People from New Bern, North Carolina Activists from North Carolina 19th-century American clergy