Universalist, The; and Ladies' Repository; Boston, Saturday, February 22, 1834
by Smith, Daniel D., Editor
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Boston, MA: Daniel D. Smith, 1834. 18 x 27 cm. Sermon: ""Repentance"" by Rev.J.H. Bugbee. ""Why Do Not All Men Love God?"" interesting discussion of Unitarian beliefs: ""the Universalists believe , that the God of love has�blessed in Christ, all the nations and all the families, and all the kindreds of the earth; and therefore they continue to shower down the blessing of God upon the whole people, even upon those who curse them."" For the Ladies' Repository: ""Woman's Usefulness""--Moral training must begin at the first moment of life. Very many mothers treat their children as mere toys until it is too lateto retrieve the injury done to them. ""The Convert's Experience"" about Loiza M. ""Female Education""-- ""The influence of woman is now recognized by every civilized nation, and by persons of every rank; and in proportiojn to the improvement of her mind, is her influence augmented."" ""Hints to Young Females""--""domestic life is a woman's sphere, and it is there that she is most usefully as well as most appropriately employed. But society, too, feels her influence, and owes to her, in great measure, its balance and its tone."" Paper periodical, edges cut unevenly, good. . Catalogs: Religious.
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- Title
- Universalist, The; and Ladies' Repository; Boston, Saturday, February 22, 1834
- Author
- Smith, Daniel D., Editor
- Book Condition
- Used
- Publisher
- Daniel D. Smith
- Place of Publication
- Boston, MA
- Date Published
- 1834
- Pages
- 16 pp
- Size
- 18 x 27 cm
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