The Protection-Mark: Or a View of the Principles Most Conducive to National and Individual Security, ... Considered in a Sermon Preached at
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"The Protection-mark, Or A View Of The Principles Most Conducive To National And Individual Security," presents a detailed examination of societal and personal safety as articulated in a sermon by J. Clowes. Delivered at St. John's Church, Manchester, this discourse explores the foundational principles necessary for fostering security at both the national and individual levels. The text offers insights into the religious and social perspectives of the time, providing a unique lens through which to view the challenges and proposed solutions related to security. Clowes' sermon serves as a historical document reflecting the concerns and values of its era, inviting readers to consider the enduring relevance of its themes in contemporary society.
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