A voice to Universalists

Ballou's parting word to his denomination, gathered in his seventy-eighth year: a miscellany of essays, discourses, and controversial pieces, with counsel to the Universalist body he had led for half a century. Issued while the denomination was already drifting from his strict views toward Restorationism, the volume preserves the old patriarch's final statements of the doctrines he never softened, alongside his advice on preaching, discipline, and the church's future course.

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