An Address Delivered Before The Chittenden County Temperance Society, August 26, 1830
This is a transcribed address given by William Sweetser before the Chittenden County Temperance Society on August 26, 1830. In this impassioned speech, Sweetser addresses the pressing social issue of intemperance and advocates for the moral reform of society through the promotion of temperance. He discusses the social consequences of alcohol consumption and calls for collective action to combat its negative effects. This address offers valuable insight into the early temperance movement in America and the social concerns that fueled its rise.
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