THE AMERICAN CONFLICT by John Cordner 1865 CIVIL WAR & CANADA Montreal Speech

Description: THE AMERICAN CONFLICT by John Cordner 1865 CIVIL WAR & CANADA Montreal Speech POB#57916 TITLE: The American conflict: an address, spoken before the New England Society of Montreal, and a public audience, in Nordheimer's Hall, Montreal, on Thursday evening, 22nd December, 1864. AUTHOR: Rev. John Cordner PUBLISHER: Montreal: John Lovell, St. Nicholas Street DATE: 1865 EDITION: First Edition DESCRIPTION: 48 p. ; 22 cm. Forefathers' day addresses 1864 by Canada's first Unitarian Minister, Rev. John Cordner (1816-1894), ordained in 1843 in Ireland, emigrating to Canada the same year. Speaking of the American Civil War, the address touches on slavery and abolitionism, the "War Tedious" and the brutality of modern weapons, and the concept of popular sovereignity and the importance for royalty to remain popular. CONDITION NOTES: VERY GOOD. Light EX-LIBRARY marks. Solid page and cover attachment, though a small hole to back cover. Vertical vest pocket crease and handling creases to corners of cover and pages. Library stamp to front cover and withdraw stamp on title page verso. Light soiling to covers. BINDING: Pamphlet in blue printed wraps..Forefathers' day addresses 1864 by Canada's first Unitarian Minister, Rev. John Cordner (1816-1894), ordained in 1843 in Ireland, emigrating to Canada the same year. Speaking of the American Civil War, the address touches on slavery and abolitionism, the "War Tedious" and the brutality of modern weapons, and the concept of popular sovereignity and the importance for royalty to remain popular. .Printed in 1865 prior to the end of the American Civil War. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

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