1861 JAMES WALKER. Sermon Preached 30 Days from Civil War Beginning - Christians Need to be Willing to Suffer to Preserve Union. Exposition *This is the origin of

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1861 JAMES WALKER. Sermon Preached 30 Days from Civil War Beginning - Christians Need to be Willing to Suffer to Preserve Union. Exposition *This is the origin ofWalker, James. The Spirit Proper to the Times. A Sermon Preached in Kings Chapel, Boston. Sunday, May 12, 1861. Boston. Press of Geo. C. Rand & Avery. 1861. 12pp. Very nicely preserved sermon preached just 30 days after the formal beginning of hostilities between the North and the South. Walker urges faithful Christian Bostonians to recall that everyone is sacrificing; the miser sacrifices his present happiness for future. The sinful sacrifice their