1810 Sermon attacking the Federal Government, State Legislature Refused to Print Easton Press as if they had 'stolen

as if they had 'stolen the very livery of heaven to serve the devil in

this collection offers expert insights into military and political developments shaping the nation

The need for reform is expressed thusly: "Drunkards reel through the streets

and at eight she wrote verses which attracted attention among the acquaintances of her family

and in general for the vigorous Christian life manifested by the congregation

1810 Sermon attacking the Federal Government, State Legislature Refused to Print Easton Press as if they had 'stolenParish, Elijah. A Sermon, preached at Boston, before His Excellency Christopher Gore, Governor, His Honor David Cobb, Lieut. Governor, the Council and Legislature, upon the Annual Election, May 30, 1810. Boston: Printed by Subscription, 1810. First Edition. [11255] Stab sewn pamphlet, 8 1 2 x 5 inches, 24 pages, foxing. Good. Pamphlet. A controversial sermon that the Legislature refused to put into print. "The Discourse is printed by private