Man's Frailty, and God's Immutability: A Discourse, Preached in Taunton, on Friday, May 14th, 1841, the Day of National Fast, in Commemoration of the ... of the United States (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Man's Frailty, and God's Immutability: A Discourse, Preached in Taunton, on Friday, May 14th, 1841, the Day of National Fast, in Commemoration of the Death of William Henry Harrison, Late President of the United States

It may be proper to premise at the same time, in explanation of the limited range of topics embraced in the following pages, that the author had previously addressed his Congregation exclusively upon the same subject in his sermon delivered on the Annual State Fast, Thursday the 8th of April.* As he was unwilling to repeat the sentiments then advanced, he avoided, so far as possible, their introduction into his discourse of the 14th of May and where the recurrence could not be prevented, he was careful to present his reflections under other forms. The length of the performance compelled the omission of several pages in the delivery and these have been supplied from the author's notes in the order and shape as originally prepared.

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