Immortality and Morality in a 19th Century Essay
A long excerpt discusses eternal life as a solace for the afflicted and critiques pride, self love, and social vanity. The piece argues faith sustains happiness, notes family bonds and parental ties, and warns against hypocritical religiosity and cruel temper. It cites writings on pestilence, virtue, and the dangers of wealth and power.
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