A Sermon Concerning Theatres And Theatre-going: Preached Sunday Evening, Jan. 22, 1871, At The Congregational Church, Baltimore. Printed Without Reque
This is a printed sermon by Leonard Woolsey Bacon, titled "A Sermon Concerning Theatres And Theatre-going," preached on Sunday evening, January 22, 1871, at the Congregational Church in Baltimore. This historical document offers insights into the social and religious views on theater and entertainment during the late 19th century. Bacon's discourse provides a window into the moral and ethical considerations surrounding popular amusements of the time. The sermon, printed without request, reflects the author's perspective on the role and impact of theaters on the community and its members.
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