Preacher Urges Ten Commandments in Election Time
Tabernacle pulpit sermon by Talmage links Exodus decalogue to moral politics. He warns that breaking one commandment weakens all and argues voters should judge candidates by character and near obedience to the Ten, urging abstention from voting if none meet high standards. He contrasts Sinai with Calvary and laments political sensationalism while urging moral reform.
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Babylon
Sodom
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Daniel
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Manasseh
Judah
Josiah
England
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Mount Calvary
Christ
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Tale of Talleyrand During French Revolution Lobbies
Fragmentary reminiscence places Talleyrand in the peers chamber amid cannon fire. The anecdote quotes his anxious exclamations and witty replies as he paces and speaks to a colleague, illustrating his reputed quick wit during turbulent times.
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