and thousands upon thousands of human beings have been strengthened in mind, in heart, and in spirit by his words of beauty and of strength." Another speaker Booker T. Washington, the famous educator, summed up his speech by saying, "He never asked of a thing to do, Is it popular? He asked only, Is it the right thing to do?" A third speaker Seth Low, once president of Columbia University and mayor of New York, declared that Potter "so eagerly helped the lowly because he claimed kinship with them." George F. Nelson, who was Potter's assistant at Grace Church, New York and Bishop Potter's secretary throughout the twenty-five years of his Episcopate, said of Potter that he was a "preacher, house-to-house pastor, organizer and director" combined in one "alive and alert" person. Everything human interested him and he viewed humanity as made in "the image of the divinity that makes all men brothers." His ideal was "to do justly, and love mercy and walk humbly with God" (Micah 6:8), and nothing could "shake his loyalty to his ideal." Works Books by Potter Sisterhoods and Deaconesses at Home and Abroad (1872). The Gates of the East: A Winter in Egypt and Syria (1876). Sermons of the City (1881). Addresses to Women Engaged in Church Work (1887). Waymarks (1892). Brilliaints: Selected from the Writings of Henry C. Potter by Alice L. Williams (1893). The Scholar and the State (1897). The East of To-day and To-morrow (1902). The Citizen in His Relation to the Industrial Situation (1902). Law and Loyalty (1903). Reminiscences of Bishops and Archbishops (1906) Articles by Potter "The Uses of a Cathedral" published in The Century Magazine in February 1902. "Decline of the Home: The Foundation of the Nation" published in the Sunday Magazine on November 5, 1905. Introductions to and material in books The Dignity of Man: Select Sermons with an Introduction by Henry C. Potter (1889). The Ideal Humanity and Other Parish Sermons with Some Words Commemorative by Henry C. Potter (1892). The Faith by Which We Stand: Sermons by John Tunis with an Introduction by Henry Codman Potter (1896). Principles of Religious Education with an Introduction by Henry C. Potter (1901). The Bible for Children with an Introduction by Henry Codman Potter (1902). John Punnett Peters, Labor and Capital: A Discussion of the Relations of Employer and Employed. The book was initiated by a letter by Potter