A Sermon Delivered at New-Braintree, August 20, 1812: On the General Fast Occasioned by a Declaration of War Against Great-Britain.

Set against the backdrop of the War of 1812, this sermon addresses the moral and spiritual implications of the conflict with Great Britain. It emphasizes the importance of reflection, repentance, and unity among the community during a time of national crisis. The speaker calls for a collective return to faith and a commitment to uphold virtuous values in the face of adversity, urging listeners to seek divine guidance and strength in their trials.