Two Discourses Delivered On The 24th Of March, 1867, In The Second Presbyterian Church In Plainfield, New Jersey
This volume contains two discourses delivered by Theodore S. Brown on March 24, 1867, at the Second Presbyterian Church in Plainfield, New Jersey. These sermons offer insights into the religious and social perspectives of the time. Brown's addresses provide a glimpse into 19th-century Presbyterian thought and practice.
Readers interested in American religious history, Presbyterian theology, and the social context of the post-Civil War era will find these discourses a valuable resource. The sermons reflect the concerns and beliefs prevalent in a specific community during a transformative period in American history.
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