A Sermon Delivered at the House of Major Jacob Man, July 7, 1813 Occasioned by the Removal of the Bodies of his Parents and Youngest son, From Their G (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172097180)

This is a transcribed sermon given by John Cleaveland on July 7, 1813, at the house of Major Jacob Man. The sermon commemorates the removal of the bodies of Major Man's parents and youngest son from their graves to a tomb. Delivered with somber eloquence, Cleaveland's words offer solace and spiritual guidance during a time of profound loss. This historical document provides insight into early 19th-century religious practices and attitudes toward death and remembrance. "A Sermon Delivered at the House of Major Jacob Man" serves as a valuable resource for researchers and those interested in American religious history and the cultural expressions of grief.

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