Edwin Hubbell Chapin, a Universalist minister in New York, applies religion and morality to everyday city life in these discourses. He reads lessons from the crowded street, weighs man against machinery, examines the scramble for precedence and the symbols of the republic, and appeals for the poor and for the influence of home.
Sermons from a famous pulpit orator that offer a window on moral debate in mid-century urban America. Download the free EPUB.