A Sermon, Delivered January 19, 1812, at the Request of a Number of Young Gentlemen of the City of New-York, Who Had Assembled to Express Their Condolence with the Inhabitants of Richmond, On the Late Mournful Dispensation of Providence in That City

Samuel Miller’s 1812 sermon (Lamentations 2) affirms God’s providence in the Richmond calamity, urges sympathy for the afflicted, and applies the judgment as a rebuke of theatrical amusements.

The second professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, Miller was a prolific writer, and diligent minster of the gospel, who was widely recognized as a leader in 19th century American Presbyterianism. Many of his works remain in print today.

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