The Education Of The Poor A Christian Duty And National Blessing, A Sermon
"The Education Of The Poor A Christian Duty And National Blessing, A Sermon" is a compelling discourse by John Overton advocating for the education of the impoverished. This sermon highlights the moral imperative for Christians to address poverty through education, framing it as both a religious duty and a means of securing national prosperity. Overton's work reflects the social concerns of his time, offering insights into the intersection of faith, education, and social reform. It serves as a valuable historical document, shedding light on 19th-century perspectives on poverty and the role of religious institutions in addressing societal challenges.
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