- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Key Events in Hodge’s Life
- Chronology
- Key Figures in Hodge’s Life
- Prologue
- Part I 1730–1810
- Part II The 1810s
- Part III The 1820s
- Part IV The 1830s
- 22 The Imputation Controversy
- 23 Romans
- 24 Crippled in Body, But Not in Mind
- 25 Home Life
- 26 The Coming Storm
- 27 The Slavery Question
- 28 The Schism
- 29 The New School Fights Back
- 30 Writing History
- Part V The 1840s
- Part VI The 1850s
- Part VII The 1860s
- Part VIII The 1870s
- Epilogue
- Select Bibliography
- Index
Home Life
Home Life
- Chapter:
- (p.155) 25 Home Life
- Source:
- Charles Hodge
- Author(s):
Paul C. Gutjahr (Contributor Webpage)
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
Chapter twenty-five examines Hodge’s life at home. He was a slave owner and a person who employed numerous domestic servants. His home was renowned for its genial and welcoming atmosphere, and it was there that Hodge’s wife, Sarah, taught all eight of their children when they were young.
Keywords: Charles Hodge, home, Sarah Hodge, children, slavery, domestic servants, music, education
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Key Events in Hodge’s Life
- Chronology
- Key Figures in Hodge’s Life
- Prologue
- Part I 1730–1810
- Part II The 1810s
- Part III The 1820s
- Part IV The 1830s
- 22 The Imputation Controversy
- 23 Romans
- 24 Crippled in Body, But Not in Mind
- 25 Home Life
- 26 The Coming Storm
- 27 The Slavery Question
- 28 The Schism
- 29 The New School Fights Back
- 30 Writing History
- Part V The 1840s
- Part VI The 1850s
- Part VII The 1860s
- Part VIII The 1870s
- Epilogue
- Select Bibliography
- Index