Trinity College Commemoration Sermon Preached in the College Chapel, December 15, 1838
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This is a republication of the Trinity College Commemoration Sermon preached in the College Chapel on December 15, 1838. This sermon offers a glimpse into the religious and intellectual climate of Trinity College, Cambridge, during the early Victorian era. It provides valuable insight into the theological perspectives and moral concerns prevalent within one of England's most esteemed academic institutions.
Researchers and historians of religion, education, and 19th-century British society will find this sermon a significant primary source. It reflects the social and spiritual values that shaped the education of generations of British leaders.
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