This volume presents "A Valedictory Discourse, Preached To The First Church And Society In Deerfield, Mass. September 20, 1829," delivered by Samuel Willard. This sermon marks a significant moment in the history of the First Church in Deerfield, Massachusetts, offering insights into the religious and social landscape of the early 19th century. Willard's discourse provides valuable commentary on faith, community, and the changing times. Published in 1831, with Leonard Crocker Bowles as publisher and Minot Pratt as printer, this historical document offers a window into the past for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in American religious history.
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