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1861 CIVIL WAR. Sermon w/ One of the First Charges Issued to Mustered Soldiers - April 21st, 1861 ZZSlaveryandSuffrage William Jay

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William Jay

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1861 CIVIL WAR. Sermon w/ One of the First Charges Issued to Mustered Soldiers - April 21st, 1861 ZZSlaveryandSuffrage William JayA fascinating sermon preached just nine days after the beginning of formal hostilities on April 12, 1861. Delivered in Groton, Massachusetts, Bulkley laments the evil and suffering of War, but even moreso the evil of rebellion of the Confederate States and of slavery. Contains a very early charge issued directly to newly mustered troops to discharge their duty as consistent with Patriotism and their Christian faith, etc. The message again repeated on

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