1861 C. A. BARTOL. The Duty of the Time. Sermon Preached Two Weeks After the Civil War Began! Irvingite Preached before the General Assembly

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1861 C. A. BARTOL. The Duty of the Time. Sermon Preached Two Weeks After the Civil War Began! Irvingite Preached before the General AssemblyOne of the most famous and blistering sermons preached at the beginning of the Civil War! A rousing military, patriotic sermon seamlessly blending American exceptionalism, the evil of slavery, the moral imperative to suppress tyranny, etc., in perhaps one of the clearest displays of the National Christian Identity from the pulpit since the American Revolution. Excerpts: ". . . you say it is a time of trouble, disunion, division, and horrid civil war?