Boston, 1851-1865.

1.- Hall,N. The limits of civil obedience.
2.- Weiss,J. Reform & repeal.

-3.- Tyng,D.A. Our country's troubles.

4.- Gannett,E.S. The state of the country.
5.- Sears,E.H. Revolution or reform.

-6.- Dewey,0. On patriotism.

7.- Stone,A.L. The divineness of human govern-

ment.

8.- Frothingham,0.B. The let-alone policy.
9.- Dewey,0. A sermon preached on the national
fast day, at Church Green, Boston.

10.- Hedge, F.H. The national weakness.

-11.- Walker, Jas. The spirit proper to the times.
12.- Ware F.W. Our duty under reverse.
-13.- Bartol,C.A. Our sacrifices.

14.- Ware, J.F.W. Manhood, the want of the day.
15.- Elliș,G.E. The nation's ballot and its de-

cision.

16.- Stearns,Wm.A. A sermon delivered before the
executive & legislative departments of
the Government of Massachusetts.

17- Bartol,C.A. Extravagance.

18- Dexter,H.M. What ought to be done with the
freedmen and with the rebels?

19.- Stone,A.L. The work of New England in the
future of our country.

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SERMON

PREACHED IN THE

FIRST CHURCH, DORCHESTER,

JANUARY 12, 1851.

BY NATHANIEL HALL.

Published by Request.

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