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Five Sermons and a Tract

Luther Lee

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This volume edited by Dr. Donald Dayton is a collection of six pamphlets written by Luther Lee, one of the founders of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection. These sermons reflect the focus on social reforms that characterized the Wesleyans in their anti-slavery efforts, support for women's rights, and temperance reform.

Five Sermons and a Tract

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