The last years of Mrs. Eddy's life (1892 - 1910) witnessed the triump of Christian Science over some of the harshest crticism and severest crises that the new religious movement had yet encountered. In this years, Mrs. Eddy formed The Mother Church in Boston, saw her movement spread to Europe and around the world, wrestled with the problem of spiritual authority in an increasingly secular society, and in 1908 founded The Christian Science Monitor.

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