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Wan to Wah Translation of War Sentiment in Philadelphia Letter
A fragment from a Philadelphia letter discusses translating war terminology into clearer language and condemns war’s human cost. It emphasizes civilian suffering, widows and orphans, and the deformities of war, urging readers to view soldiers’ sacrifices with empathy rather than glorified conquest.
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War and faith collide in a 19th century sermon critique
A polemic condemns war as unchristian and sacrilegious, blasting military glory and the slaughter it fuels. It rails against holy wars, calls out barbarity in pursuit of fame, and contrasts Christian peace with martial zeal amidst scattered notes on contemporaries and events.
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Worcester
Christ
The Useful Widow and the Sailor Boy
A devoted English widow helps a troubled sailor she met at prayer meetings. After his imprisonment in Halifax, she reconnects and guides his spiritual growth, inspiring a church-wide drama of faith, reform, and charity led by a famed mariner preacher.
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Box
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Fife
Halifax
Hiatu
Father T
Welulness
Geveral
Phare
England
J ‘Whos
I'hey
Remarkable gifts and honors proclaimed for Christ’s kingdom
A preacher extols divine generosity and efforts to extend Christ’s realm, claiming unprecedented support since the apostles. He praises God’s select gifts and honors and urges grateful response from the faithful.
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James
Dyspepsia therapy via travel and lifestyle reform
The article advocates travel for better air and climate as a key to relief from dyspepsia, detailing how shifting location, humidity, and daily habits like rising early, bathing, clean living, and exercise can transform health. It cites Sydenham and Dr. Robinson as illustrating effects and warns against tobacco and late rising while urging permanent lifestyle change for lasting cure.
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Southern Quarterly Review
James Johnson
Sydenham
Joni
Paris
Robinson
Inverness
Sydenhalmin
Syndenham
Cullen
J. Sinclair
Dr. Robinson
Greenwich Hospital
Walter Scott
Huffeland
Count Rumford
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