Publisher's Synopsis
This discourse commemorates the life and character of George W. Bethune, a prominent figure in 19th-century American religious life. Delivered by Isaac Ferris in the Church on the Heights, Brooklyn, on June 8th, 1862, the text offers a detailed portrait of Bethune's contributions and impact.
The discourse serves as a valuable primary source for understanding religious thought and practice during a pivotal period in American history. It provides insights into the values, beliefs, and social concerns of the time, as reflected in the life and work of a distinguished clergyman. Scholars and researchers interested in religious history, biography, and 19th-century American culture will find this a compelling and informative read. The commemorative nature of the discourse ensures a focus on Bethune's most admirable qualities and enduring legacy.
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