The Death of Mr. Webster (Classic Reprint): A Sermon Preached in Hollis-Street Meeting-House, on Sunay, Oct, 31, 1852 - Couverture souple

Thomas Starr King

 
9781330634585: The Death of Mr. Webster (Classic Reprint): A Sermon Preached in Hollis-Street Meeting-House, on Sunay, Oct, 31, 1852

Synopsis

Unwavering tribute to a national life of service
In this 1852 sermon, a Hollis Street audience reflects on the life and legacy of Daniel Webster. It blends reverent praise with thoughtful critique, explaining how Webster helped shape the United States through a deep respect for law, institutions, and the Union.

This edition brings together a moving portrayal of a man who stood at the center of American public life, the ideas that defined his leadership, and the religious conviction that framed his view of national duty. It offers a window into 19th-century rhetoric about character, power, and the role of religion in public service.

- Understand Webster’s impact on the Constitution, the Union, and the balance of powers.
- Explore how religion and morality were presented as sources of national strength.
- See how a sermon wrestles with public controversy, legacy, and the meaning of leadership.
- Hear an eloquent case for why great minds deserve quiet, principled judgment.

Ideal for readers intrigued by historical speeches, early American politics, and the moral dimensions of public life.

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