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by Thomas Wetherald (Author), Marcus Tullius Cicero Gould (Author)
From the pulpits of the young republic, Thomas Wetherald speaks with calm force and bright conviction. Words that still steady hearts. In these addresses, public conscience meets private prayer. Sermons Delivered At Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis, Philadelphia, Wilmington, New York gathers preaching heard across the Mid-Atlantic in a substantial christian sermon collection, shaped for worship yet close to daily life. Presented as a printed sermons anthology and complete sermon volume, it moves through enduring protestant preaching themes: scripture-led calls to repentance, duty, hope, and mercy; biblical exhortation sermons that press belief into conduct; faith and morality sermons for the home, the street, and the wider community. Dip in for a single meditation, or read steadily as a sermon study resource, attentive to argument, cadence, and moral clarity. For ministers and students of ministry, it stands as a practical clergy preaching aid, showing how to address a mixed congregation with directness and restraint. Beyond devotion, this is a record of early american sermons and mid-atlantic sermon history, capturing how major cities received the Gospel in an age of civic change. Wetherald belongs to the line of american religious oratory at its most disciplined: a revealing example of nineteenth century homiletics and the ethical imagination it aimed to form. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint -- a collector's item and a cultural treasure.
