Sermons for the times and the people
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A collected volume of discourses by I. D. Williamson, one of Universalism's most effective preachers and debaters in the Ohio valley and the South — a minister who spent his career in pulpits and on debate platforms from Baltimore to Louisville to Cincinnati. The sermons aim, as the title promises, at the times and the people: doctrinal conviction applied to the practical and public questions of the day.
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| Author | Williamson, Isaac Dowd, 1807-1876 |
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| Published | 1883 |
| Publisher | Boston : Universalist Pub. House |
| Subjects | Universalist churches; Sermons, American |
| OCLC | 5024833 on WorldCat |
| Section | Sermons & Addresses |