Publisher's Synopsis
A collection of sermons by renowned American clergyman Henry Ward Beecher, as well as speeches, essays, and letters. Beecher was a powerful orator and prolific writer on a variety of social and political topics, particularly abolitionism and women's rights. This volume showcases his eloquence and vision, as well as his wit and humor.
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