Letters, and sketches of sermons — Vol. III

The concluding volume of the set Murray prepared at the end of his life, completing the fullest record of his thought in his own words. With his autobiography (also in this collection), these three volumes are essentially the whole literary estate of the father of American Universalism — a preacher who, by his own confession, was always readier to speak than to write.

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