The Moral Power of Character (Classic Reprint): A Sermon Preached in the Church in Brattle Square, January 9th, 1853, the Sunday After the Funeral of ... Funeral of Amos Lawrence (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Discover a powerful look at character that shapes lives and communities. This historical sermon examines how a single life, built on integrity, benevolence, and religious faith, can influence society long after the person has passed away.

The speaker reflects on the moral force of character, showing how private virtue and everyday kindness become public good. Through the portrait of Amos Lawrence, the sermon traces a life devoted to honest work, generous giving, and a steady commitment to God and neighbor. It invites readers to consider their own influence on others and to live with purpose, duty, and compassion.

• Explore how character, not fame, creates lasting impact on families, workplaces, and communities


• See a historical example of philanthropy driven by principle and reverence for right


• Understand how private life can radiate public virtue and inspire younger generations


• Reflect on themes of faith, integrity, duty, and the responsibilities we owe to others

Ideal for readers of religious history, moral philosophy, and biographical sermons who seek practical lessons on character, duty, and service to others.

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