Speeches, Addresses, and Occasional Sermons, Volume 3 (of 3)

A collection of public speeches, addresses, and occasional sermons argues against slavery and examines the moral and political crises confronting the nation, urging conscience to guide citizens beyond legal compliance. The pieces analyze party politics and national policy, critique proslavery arguments, and call for unity of action grounded in the principle of equal rights. Several sermons consider civic virtues, thanksgiving reflections, and the chief faults threatening society, while an address outlines the responsibilities of the scholar. The tone blends moral exhortation, political analysis, and persuasive rhetoric aimed at reform through principled public engagement.