A Discourse Delivered at the Tabernacle: June 18, 1843 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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To the enlightened patriot, then, whom the Son of God has made free, there can be no Views of our country's posi tion, resources, character, influence and prospects, which will compass the length and breadth of his conceptions, or reach to the depth of his solicitudes, or to the height of his aspira tions, if there be not throughout the fullest recognition of the liberty wherewith christ makes free, as the liberty towards Which every eye and every heart and every hand should be directed, from north to south, and from east to west. And I much question whether there ever was a period of our history, When it was more needful for every patriot and every Christian among us, to think soberly as he ought to think of the welfare of his country, and of the duties, which, as an American citizen, he personally owes to his God and to the world.

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