博客來This historic sermon provides a window into the religious and political landscape of early 19th century America. Alexander Griswold was a prominent bishop in the Episcopal Church, and he delivered this sermon at a critical moment in the church’s history. His message of unity and pastoral care still resonates today, making this sermon an important artifact of American religious history.
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