My Country (Classic Reprint): A Discourse Delivered in the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church at Newburgh, N. Y., Nov. 28th, 1861, Repeated Dec. 8th, ... Repeated Dec. 8th, 1861 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A stirring Civil War-era sermon that blends faith, patriotism, and calls to uphold the Union in dark times.

This edition presents a historic address delivered from a pulpit during Thanksgiving week in 1861. It weaves religious belief with national crisis, urging loyalty to the Constitution and the government while acknowledging hardship and sacrifice. The speaker reflects on liberty, the nation’s founding moments, and the responsibilities of citizens to endure for the sake of a united land.

- Explore how faith and politics mingle in a time of war and how spiritual language is used to rally support for the Union.
- See historical context and how the speaker frames this moment as part of a larger national heritage and divine purpose.
- Learn about the rhetoric of duty, unity, and perseverance, and the idea that government is a trust ordained by God.
- Understand the balance between honoring history and urging active commitment to law and order during crisis.

Ideal for readers of historical sermons and Civil War era writings seeking insight into religious perspectives on national unity and sacrifice.

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