Francis Vinton sermon, 1860 October 14.

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Francis Vinton sermon, 1860 October 14.

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Text of a sermon preached by Rev. Vinton at Trinity Church in New York City, before his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The sermon was based on the book of Daniel chapter 6, verses 4-5.

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